When life breaks your heart, you don’t have to walk alone.
Loss changes you.
Not just when someone dies, but when life doesn’t turn out the way you hoped. A relationship ends. You lose a version of yourself. Or you smile on the outside, while something inside feels heavy and unfinished.
I’m Here For You is not a book that tells you to “be strong” or “move on.”
It gently shows you how to move through pain and come back to yourself.
Based on years of coaching and grounded in psychology, this book guides you through five essential steps: Acceptance. Forgiveness. Letting Go. Creation. Experience.
Not to erase your pain. But to help you carry it differently. With more peace. More clarity. And eventually… more joy.
This book is available at Bruna in Dutch, Papiamentu and English, so it can meet you exactly where you are.
About the author
Yithza Davelaar is an international grief, relationship and positive psychology coach, speaker and author. She has guided thousands of people worldwide through loss, heartbreak and major life transitions. Her work is known for its warmth, honesty and depth — combining science, lived experience and deep compassion.
Yithza doesn’t promise quick fixes. She offers something more powerful: A safe path back to yourself.
If your heart feels heavy… this book is for you.
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Carnival on Bonaire is vibrant, joyful, and full of culture, with a little preparation, you can keep it fun and safe.
What to expect: Vibrant Street parades with music trucks and dancers, daytime and night time events, a mix of Caribbean, Latin, and local culture, loud music, and lots of dancing!
Our Carnival is about joy, culture, and community so expect high energy!
Here are practical tips so you can fully enjoy the celebrations!
Check the facebook page of Klave and Openbaar Lichaam Bonaire for the route and information about the parades.
Follow police and the organization instructions
Agree on a meeting point if you get separated from family & freinds
Drink plenty of water, the sun is strong!
Wear sunscreen, even for afternoon events
Choose light, breathable clothing
Wear a cap, comfy shoes and sunglasses
Take breaks in the shade when possible
Eat before drinking
Know your limits
Never accept drinks from strangers and watch your drink at all times
Bring cash and ID, leave valuables at hotel
Respect performers, don’t block or grab costumes
Ask before taking close-up photos
Celebrate with locals, not over them
Arrive early for a good viewing spot, and stay flexible Carnival runs on island time!
