Talofa, I am Tupou A Woman of Faith I am not an expert in grief. I am a survivor of it. I am a mother. A grandmother. A Pacific woman of faith. I was here. I lived it. I know what it feels like. And I am still here. I was you. I am you. You don't have to walk this alone. Walk with me instead! 🤍


The Ebook

GET UP

A Daily Grief Devotional — Faith Through Loss

A gentle companion when your day feels impossible.

Written in real time as I walked through the loss of my soulmate. 169 daily entries, each carried by a scripture that held me up. Not a guide. Not a programme. A hand to hold in the dark.

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Psalm 30:5
Weeping may endure for a night, but joy cometh in the morning.

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From readers

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This book is a powerful read. It's honest, raw, and full of hope. The resilience and faith throughout are inspiring without feeling forced. If you're carrying something heavy or going through a difficult season, this book reminds you that you're not alone. It gave me a real sense of peace and the reassurance that, with God, you can get through even the hardest times. I'd genuinely recommend it to anyone who needs a little hope.
M. W.
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Raw and honest account of the writers emotions, feelings and faith in God, while she navigates the loss of her soulmate Paul. Feeling all the emotions as I read her words written each day.
T. W. C.
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To anyone greiving, i reccomend this book 100% — even tho i cried when i was reading it — i could not stop reading untill i got to the end. "Thankyou Tupou, please keep writing."
L. H.
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This book brought me to tears but also reassured me with the bible texts underneath each day. Buy this book it will really move you. Thank you Tupou for your story. I will give you a 10 stars if I could.
J. T.
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It's a beautiful book that will leave you feeling comforted and knowing you are not alone in your grief.
R. C.

Walk gently — Tupou