Sky's Up, LLC

01/29/2026

Did you know it Thursday:

It rained for 40 days and 40 nights but Noah was on that boat for 371 days. 40 days the storm raged, but something incredible happened. Genesis 8:1, God remembered Noah. Even though the storm was over, God still needed to blow the winds, and close up the Heavens.

Imagine the storm, the Ark slamming on the waves.

Imagine it ending, the wind blowing, still no dry land in sight.

Think of Noah staring out the single window on that Ark, the weight of the literal Earth on his shoulders. All he could do was wait and wonder when they would step onto dry land again.

Maybe you are in the storm right now. Maybe the storm is over, the rainbow never came, and you are left wondering when. Maybe you are in the waiting. The promise isn't ready yet. Just like the Earth needed to dry and plants needed to regrow, your life is rebuilding in places you can't see yet. Don't give up on the rainbow yet, God is still creating your Promised Land.

In the meantime remember, if the sky's up, it's always a good day.

01/26/2026

Our updated website and service menu are officially live!

Sky’s Up, LLC offers RN-led, non-clinical advocacy, guidance, and organizational support for individuals navigating complex healthcare systems and life transitions.

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11/11/2025

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11/11/2025

Grateful today and always.

11/11/2025

11/09/2025

Dear world,
Please be gentle with grieving hearts as the holidays near.

They walk among us, often quietly and unseen.
They wear smiles that seem bright. They laugh in ways that sound real.
They show up for others while silently carrying the weight of someone missing.

Some will set the table with one chair empty this year.
Others will hold a recipe card in their mother’s handwriting and feel the ache of her absence all over again.
There will be real moments of joy—followed by the sharp sting of knowing new memories being made don’t include the one they wish was still here.

It’s the strange beauty of being human: joy and grief, forever intertwined.

So when you see a grieving heart, don’t look away.
Lean in. Cry with them. Sit with them if it’s all they can manage.
And let your love be louder than their silence.

It’s true, love can’t fix grief.
But it reminds us we’re not alone in it.
And that’s what matters most.

-Her View From Home

11/09/2025

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