When our son died, I was devastated, I was at the lowest point in my life.  To suffer such a deep loss tore at my very soul, my very being.  I was lost, I no longer thought of myself as a mom, I had failed our son. Danny Couch was my pastor and my friend, he had suffered a great loss in his life, 

I have known Danny Couch for 28 years.  Throughout the years I have recognized an empathetic and compassionate trait that comes from his heart.  He is able to assess a situation and identify the needs of others during difficult moment such as hospital emergency room calls,

For many years, I watched Danny be with people who were in deep pain and grief.  A time that I will always remember, was when a friend of mine’s young child died, suddenly.  Danny was with us in the hospital room when this child was dying, along with the child’s parents and a few friends.

Grief is a lonely journey. Even when you’re surrounded by people, you can still feel completely alone, because unless someone has had a front row seat to heartbreak, they can’t truly understand. Losing my husband to cancer was the most painful experience of my life. I felt shattered, hollow, and at times I thought the grief would swallow me whole.

Then, by what I believe was divine timing, Danny Couch appeared on my TikTok feed and from that moment, everything started to shift.

I’ve been working with Danny one-on-one for the past several months, and his presence has been a blessing I never knew I needed. He has a way of gently walking you through the storm through the anger, the hopelessness, the emptiness, the numbness. He never judges. He never rushes. He simply walks with you. And in grief, that kind of companionship is everything.

Danny doesn’t just help you survive the emotions, he teaches you how to use them. How to turn pain into purpose. How to take what feels unbearable and channel it into something meaningful, whether that’s writing, creating, speaking your truth, or simply allowing yourself to feel without shame.

Now, eight months into this journey, I’m not just surviving, I’m healing. I never thought I’d say this, but I’m beginning to thrive. I truly thought I would die of a broken heart. But with Danny’s guidance, I’m learning how to live again with all my grief, and all my love.

Glenn said..."When Danny walked me through his 4 stage concept it made so much sense to me. I realized I too had experienced each stage and got stuck many times as I attempted to figure out a way forward on my own. Having a roadmap to identify with just why I was getting stuck was eye opening and frustrating all at the same time. Yet, it gave me the license to forgive myself over time as I learned a process and framework for healing that made sense to me. Following Danny's faith based approach brought me back to my own faith and helped me understand the way forward is love. I get to love those who I have lost and let them love me forever on my journey."

My sister shared Danny's Tik Tok with me shortly after my husband passed. I was going through a very hard time. I watched Danny's Tik Tok, and I wrote Danny a message. He immediately reached out to help me through my grieving. He let me know what I was going through was the normal stages of grief.

I watched all of Danny's lives on Tik Tok even when it was difficult and all I did was cry. But his words of encouragement throughout each live helped me to learn I was going to get through this difficult time in my life.

I reached out to Danny and did his one-on-one grieving coaching sessions with him, and I learned a lot about myself and my husband's passing. I learned to create a new relationship with my husband, and I've continued to grow ever since.

It's going on 1 year now and I've made it through all the firsts except my husband's final day which is August 19. But I couldn't have made it this far without the help of my family and Danny.