Shared Moments with
Carol C. Poduch
"Where Strength Meets Compassion"
A selection of Carol's popular stories can be heard and read on this site!! To order books, click "Buy Carol's Books" on the main menu.
Grief and Bereavement Support
Follow the links in the main menu to access information of grief and bereavement. More information on Carol's fitness and wellness services, geared to those facing a loss of any kind, will be coming soon.
Fitness / Wellness
Carol offers a full range of services including personal training, nutrition advice, yoga, guided meditation, relaxation techniques and energy work. She holds a certification with The Canadian Association of Fitness Professionals as a personal trainer.
A strong background in academic medicine and over 25 years work as a Registered Dietitian help Carol' to offer unique services for those clients who have type ll diabetes, osteoporosis, are facing cancer or other related health issues. In addition she offers general fitness for adults in a quiet caring environment.
Private and semi-private sessions available.
About Carol's Books
The Shared Moments books chronicle one family's honest, touching and inspiring journey through grief. The Poduch family integrated the loss of nine-year-old Lauren over the course of many years, all the while finding the spirit of hope. Eventually they arrived at a place of resolution and personal growth. They were able to create a life of joy once again.
In the reading and consideration of Carol's stories, healing connections can be formed for those facing difficult passages in their own lives. The stories invite dialogue and contemplation. While no two grief journeys are the same, the path to healing is best undertaken in connection to those who have walked the path of loss and emerged abundant in life's many gifts.
Dear Reader,
Almost everyone nods in agreement when the words are uttered:“There is no greater loss than the loss of a child.” This is true, the loss is traumatic and life changing. But how many people would see this as an opportunity for growth?
That is what my life work has become, an opportunity for personal growth, in the years since the sudden death of my nine-year-old daughter, Lauren, in 1999.
As you read my books and share my family's story, please know that my thoughts and blessings are with you.
Carol C. Poduch
