When Happily Ever After Never Happened

Zarah had always dreamed of a beautiful marriage.

She imagined laughter in the kitchen.

Long conversations before bed.

Being understood without over-explaining herself.

Growing old with her best friend.

Get away trips with her husband.

Years passed, and she still bore the Mrs. title.

But she also wore loneliness.

Nothing catastrophic had happened.

No abuse.

No divorce.

No affair.

Yet every night, she cried herself to sleep.

Not because she hated her husband,

But because she couldn't stop grieving the marriage she thought she'd have.

Have you ever felt like Zarah?

You're not alone, sis.

Many women like you are grieving;

Hopes and dreams that died in their marriage.

Expectations that never materialised.

Trust that was lost.

Emotional intimacy that became almost non-existent

Friendship that slowly faded away.

Shared vision that became almost impossible to attain.

This is ambiguous grief - mourning something that has not physically died but has not become what was hoped for.

So you don't have to carry this grief alone, I have created a grief-informed self-help resource to help you readjust your marital expectations, examine your emotions, set more realistic marital goals, and kick-start your healing journey.

This book/workbook is now available at N20,000 only with a 30-mins coaching/debrief session on how to make the best use of it.

Yours in healing,

Coach Bashy