Knot a Chance Quotes

“Tragedy doesn’t have to define you, but it sure as hell reforms you. And guess what? That’s okay. Life is all about choices and how we deal with change. The real struggle is how much we’re willing to allow the hardships to influence the ways in which we move forward.”
― Sinclair Kelly, Knot a Chance

“For so long, I was Arden. Widower. Childless mother. So burdened by my despair that I couldn’t separate myself from the grief-stricken identity that was holding me back. But now… Now, I’m shedding the cloak of the woman I used to be and slowly discovering the woman I’m becoming. Neither is wrong. Just different. And it’s up to me where I go from here.”
― Sinclair Kelly, Knot a Chance

“Healing is a strange thing. There’s still sadness and longing, but they’re no longer as sharp. The memories that once battered me every second of every day have now started to soften around the edges—their strikes morphing into something more along the lines of playful jabs. They fill me with warmth rather than the utter despair they once did.”
― Sinclair Kelly, Knot a Chance

“When someone loses a spouse, they’re called a widow—like that one simple word makes the act of moving forward with life any easier. But when one loses a child, there’s no word in the English language that is sufficient to describe the hell you experience.”
― Sinclair Kelly, Knot a Chance