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Patricia Yarbrough

Pat Yarbrough

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Author, Inspirational and Motivational Victimized but never a victim. Through God's grace, Patricia has triumphed over childhood abuse, the violent loss of her son, depression, domestic abuse, breast disease, and more. Today, with God's help, Patricia's message of Hope is encouragement for others. Patricia is living proof that God is able. Patricia's message of Hope and scriptural insights will inspire and fill you with new or renewed faith. Small in statue and soft spoken, Patricia Yarbrough's message is delivered straight from her heart. Patricia ardently hopes that you can never empathize with her. Patricia's message is encouraging. With God's guidance, her BlogTalkRadio Show and her responses to tens of emails daily offer survivors Hope through their loss. Initially reluctant to answer her calling, Patricia came to understand and accept God's love for her on December 29, 2007, eighteen years after her son, Kenny's, death. Her renewed faith is contagious and just seems to be a blessing to her listeners and to everyone she encounters. Patricia's ministry experience includes:Author of A Silent Scream, Will My Morning Ever Come and numerous articles and blogs. BlogTalkRadio guest Counselor - Parents Of Murdered Children Popular conference speaker

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I laid in bed today, all I could do was cry. I couldn't wash my face or brush my teeth, so I pulled the cover over my face and cried myself back. I ask myself; How do I go on? Please help me.
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When you lose a child the intense pain (grief) it hurts so bad deep down in your heart, and can last a lifetime.
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What Not to say to someone who has lost a loved one.
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My mind was going on and on. People would be talking to me and I would be looking them right in face and not hearing a word they was saying. My mind was on Kenny, and the person who shot him. Why? How could you shot... more
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Grief is a devastating process. You noticed I said process. It takes time to get through it. Many of us not understanding think it's you.
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