The Carmel Sheehan Story #1-3 Quotes

“matter who we are, men or women, Black or White, old, young, rich, poor, Christian, Hindu, Muslim, atheist, whatever, we all are born the same way and we all die the same way. We all want to be happy, to be loved, for our families and friends to be safe and well. Our bodies may look different on the outside, but we all have the same internal organs – inside we are all the same. ‘As for the idea of angels and spirits and all of that, absolutely. If you have seen”
― Jean Grainger, The Carmel Sheehan Story #1-3

“as for”
― Jean Grainger, The Carmel Sheehan Story #1-3

“Eventually,”
― Jean Grainger, The Carmel Sheehan Story #1-3

“seemed to sense Carmel’s anxiety”
― Jean Grainger, The Carmel Sheehan Story #1-3

“We can reinvent ourselves as often as we want to. It’s not easy, we need to let go of a lot of nonsense that hurt us in the past, but it can be done.”
― Jean Grainger, The Carmel Sheehan Story #1-3

“there was a very hard world out there only too willing to knock the confidence out of anyone, and so if the sense of self-worth wasn’t built up at home, then what did you have to fight with?”
― Jean Grainger, The Carmel Sheehan Story #1-3

“Sometimes, in order to make sense of things we can’t comprehend, we pack away beliefs about ourselves, maybe not the healthiest beliefs either, when we’re kids. Then we just live our lives accepting these beliefs as truth, when, in fact, they’re not. We sometimes need, as adults, to take these deep-rooted beliefs out and examine them, check if they are actually true.”
― Jean Grainger, The Carmel Sheehan Story #1-3