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27 bloggers who overcame tragedy to inspire the world

27 bloggers who overcame tragedy to inspire the world

November 4, 2016 By Jessica Morris Leave a Comment

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When we’re faced with a crisis or a shock diagnosis, we’ll often feel isolated and alone. Financial hardship, relationship issues, chronic illness and bullying can throw a definitive punch, and we’re left reeling. Never mind making plans for the future, it can be difficult enough taking it a day-at-a-time.

When we go through hard times, they’re made a little easier when we realise we’re not alone. Friends, family and professional help can help us to dig our way out and find new purpose for living.

Hearing inspiring stories by people who have been there before can also give us the gusto to keep fighting. Laura Tong of PositivelyHappy.me put together this list of 27 bloggers who have overcome great adversity and now share their wisdom with the world.

Ranging in nationality, occupation and experience, this phenomenal group of people all have something unique to offer if you are going through a hard time. Take a look at the list here, and scroll through until you find a topic that resonates with you.

There’s no easy solution to our struggles, but a little inspiration goes a long way. Thanks for sharing this fabulous list with us Laura!

Have you experienced a crises or tragedy? Do you need help navigating the future? Contact Colleen 0434 337 245 for a FREE 10 minute consultation on how I can best help you or press book now.

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About Jessica Morris

Jessica is the editorial coordinator for Watersedge Counselling. An internationally published journalist, she enjoys writing about mental health, music and religion. Her memoir, "When Hope Speaks" is out now.

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