It was at the time when only one footprint could be seen in the sand, he carried me and shared my heavy load.
Good company in a journey makes the way seem shorter. — Izaak Walton

Published by phoenix17102017
By: Phoenix 15/08/2018
My Name is Phoenix, I am a single mother of 5. I am a victim of knife crime. I have started this blog to map my journey through the valley of madness triggered by grieve after the brutal, unprovoked stabbing and murder of my 15 year old son Kyron Webb. The purpose is to reach out to families, friends and members of the public tortured by the rise of street brutality that is placing our young people in the ground as oppose to in college and stimulating careers.
My Journey thus far has been barbaric, isolating, crippling and mentally torturous, uplifting, educational on the whirlwind path to healing. Days became so dark, I was unsure if I was grieving, mourning or simply going mad, this is what triggered to me to write a book mapping my journey and documenting my real, raw and transparent emotions and feelings. I found this therapeutic and in a weird way writing unlocked my journey to once again finding joy.
My torture continues yet I have days when I can really smile, laugh and have fun. It is still early days so am experiencing all the 1st events without my beloved angel present in the flesh. The brain can fool you when journeying through this process. Life bears little meaning but death appears glamorous.
This is my story and I know many of you have your own tale to tell. I would like to reach out to those walking this dark lonely path, take my hand, walk with me, share your comments, we do not have to walk alone, and we can survive together.
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I can not begin to feel the pain you feel
But my arms are open for you .
As each and everyone of us stand behind you God bless you and God touch you x
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Thank you for holding my hand Anna. I find strength in your support.
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Love you Aunty Rachel
Kieran x
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It’s because you all hold me up with chains of love, I am able to stand.
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I’m simply blown away by your strength and courage Rachel. You have begun the process of turning some of that excruciating pain into positive for someone else. Every day will get better .journey will get lighter, bring back some joy and give hope to others. Bless you and your family and keep on writing ✍️.
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Rachel you are an absolutely selfless woman whom having gone through the most horrendous journey, Inspire others to focus rhat there is some light at the end of a very long tunnel. I am in awe of your strength your love and your passion to support others. Your a beautiful person and one I am proud to call a true friend.xx
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I read your blog and listened to your heart. As usual you respond selflessly by reaching out to others. Its amazing that from the midst of this thick dark cloud can come rays of hope/ reassurance/peace/stability/rest and so much more.
As for me I am lost for words so I go higher and present to you the divine promise of the messiah from Psalms 34:18. This verse obliterates all that counteracts or lessens Gods promises of being your present help in time of trouble -Psalms 115:9 encourages you to trust God he’s your protector
I love you Rachael and know that you can make it through day by day moment by moment in Gods strength and power
Thank you so much for opening up to us – you will rise…God said so
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God richly bless you, I will remember you and your family in my prayers!
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