Hope Floats: Stories on Loss and Living On

Through spiritual inspiration, she turned tragedy and sorrow into words of beauty and hope.

Harrold earned her bachelor of science degree in education from Ohio State University. Harrold taught at Fannie Gorham School, working with children with learning challenges, and raised her family, which was soon joined by daughter Adrian.

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Adam grew up, nurturing a sense of humor that delighted those around him, Harrold said. Then came a bombshell.

Adam was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer, and the family spent more than a year searching for answers from Rocky Mount, Duke University Hospital and Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston. Their world included intensive care waiting rooms, medical staffs and new friends going through similar circumstances. I personally found, in my grief, thoughts and memories never seemed to cease. Those feelings forced Harrold to face her loss and find a way to begin to heal. It was quiet moments at night when sleep refused to come when Harrold found an answer.

Try to remember that when you find yourself at a new beginning.

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