Grief Fighters Anonymous is… “No Grieving Person Will Ever Walk Alone”   Mission and Purpose When “Grief Fighters Anonymous” was created in November 2018, its goal was to provide an environment dedicated to helping Christian men, women and children to not only survive their grief, but to conquer it over and over again. The GFA organization will continue to serve its members for many generations to come, in every country on earth. Mission The mission…

We all encounter grief throughout our lives, and because grief comes in all shapes and sizes, we will experience it in one form or another. When we are very young, up to the age of 12, we get a lot of grief from our families, teachers and in some cases from the person teaching us how to play an instrument. From age 13 to 21 we have life altering grief from everything we do, or…

  Asking for help can be a problem for most people, but there comes a time when we just can’t make it on our own. For most believers this is not a problem, they simply trust in our Lord and Savior. Unfortunately, some Christians and non-believers don’t have God to turn to, so they have to put their trust in family, friends, and sometimes complete strangers. For most of us, asking for help can seem…

Hello Very intense emotions are a normal part of the grieving process. They can last a long time, but most people do learn to cope with them. Sometimes though, they may need professional bereavement support. Signs that a bereaved person might need extra help can include: struggling to focus or concentrate, lack of energy, staying in their room, feelings of depression or anxiety, panic attacks, losing interest in things they used to love, and finding…

  “Living Well at Any Stage of Life” Attention: Before any conversations can take place about Hospice and Palliative Care treatment all legal requirements must be met. Will and estate planning, funeral arrangements, we also need to prepare ourselves and others for the inevitable time when a love one passes. These steps need to be completed while decisions are being considered for hospice and palliative care in the future.    These arrangements are usually handled…

Why become a “Grief Fighter Mentor”? It’s common for a first time “Grief Fighter Mentor” to feel anxious and a little intimidated in their new supportive role. This is one of the reasons why many people who want to support a grieving person have doubts. This is why “Grief Fighters Anonymous” has created the “Online  Mentorship Program” which provides the “Grief Fighter Mentor” with everything they need to help, support, and walk with anyone suffering…

Hello If you want to move on with your life, just listen to what God has to say: “I know your heart is hurting today. It hurts to think and breathe. It hurts to remember. It hurts to think about going forward. In these moments, I want to challenge you to stop, breathe, and think of me. I will give you hope for the future that at this moment you simply can’t comprehend.” “We are…

The “Grief Fighter Anonymous” (GFA) program will be using a variety of tools to guide you as you walk the road called grief and move forward with your life.   The Bible was given to us by God to use as a workbook and guide. Use it every day to know where you you’ve been, where you are , and where you are going.   [su_column size=”4/5″] [su_tabs vertical=”yes”][su_tab title=”Click a Tab to Learn More”]Click…