Wildflower Living: Cultivating Inner Strength During Times of Storm or Drought

Consider the Lilies of the Field.

Tall, purple fireweed. Bright black-eyed Susans. Fragrant wild roses. These graceful beauties somehow flourish in barren spaces.

Like those dry, exposed landscapes, your life may be scorched by the firestorms of loss. Your soul might be exposed to the emotional drought of illness. Your heart could be frozen by the bitter wind of shattered dreams.

Hope and Strength Are Waiting to Blossom Again.

Walk through this landscape of healing with companions who know both the devastation of loss and the emergence of hope. Having lived through the death of her first child, her son’s battle with bone cancer, and her own struggle with breast cancer, author Liz Duckworth has learned that hope, optimism, and resiliency can bloom even after tragedy. As Liz weaves the voices of other survivors’ stories of loss and endurance, she reveals that beauty that can thrive in the wildflowers just outside our doors. Wildflower Living offers encouragement to explore your own firestorms and droughts while taking hopeful steps toward fresh strength, faith, and resilience.