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My Life In Poetry and Stories is a powerful collection of poetry and personal reflection that spans Jacqueline Farrell's lifetime of experiences. Her work explores themes of love, identity, grief, spirituality, and healing, offering readers an honest and deeply human perspective on life's complexities. Written across decades, these poems and stories reflect both intimate personal moments and universal truths. From the joy of connection to the pain of loss, Jacqueline's voice remains gentle yet profound, guiding readers through emotional landscapes with clarity and compassion. The collection also highlights her work as a counselor and her dedication to helping others navigate grief and transformation. Compiled by her husband as a tribute to her life and legacy, this book is both a celebration and a remembrance. It is a meaningful read for those seeking comfort, reflection, and a deeper understanding of the human experience. Jacqueline Farrell was a poet. counselor, and lifelong writer whose work reflects a journey of love, loss, and spiritual discovery. With a background in psychology and decades of service in caregiving, her writing offers compassion, insight, and authenticity, leaving behind a legacy of heartfelt expression and human connection.

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Jacqueline Farrell, born in 1941 and raised in Tacoma, Washington, has been writing since her younger years, documenting her thoughts in numerous journals. Her beauty radiates from her eyes and smile. Yet, it truly resides within her heart and soul, manifesting in her poetry and writings as a means of communication.Jacqueline honed her writing skills throughout her life through a journey of love and loss. In her early 30s, she pursued higher education at The Evergreen State College, attaining a BA in Liberal Arts. Subsequently, she earned her Masters in Psychology from Antioch University in Seattle. With a career spanning over 35 years, Jacqueline contributed to the world by working for Planned Parenthood as a teacher and representative, for MultiCare Health Care as a social worker, and finally, for Franciscan Hospice as a bereavement counselor for the last 16 years of her career. During her tenure there, she supported those who had lost loved ones and played a pivotal role in developing training programs for future counselors. Her legacy endures to this day.She now resides with her beloved husband, John, who has taken the initiative to combine some of her work and create this book as a labor of love. He also takes care of her through her ongoing journey with dementia.

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