So it may have been several weeks or months since you stood by the side of your friend at the funeral or services of someone they loved dearly. While life… Read more A Friend’s Grief Just Begins after the Services →
Whether you are a mother who is mourning for a child or you are a child who is mourning for a mother, or you are a mother who is mourning… Read more Mourning Mother’s Day →
Alligator skin is not bunny fur. Just like, cow hide is not bird feathers. So what does this little brief zoology lesson have to do with being a compassionate comforter? … Read more It Takes a Zoo to Comfort a Grieving Friend →
Tomorrow I have the opportunity to visit our son’s 32 year old grave. Each time I come to the little bench that sits under the shading oak next to his… Read more Anticipating the Resurrection →
Here comes another cultural holiday that adds to our grieving pain . . . ~ The love and hugs holiday ~ Valentines. Are you wondering what to do with your… Read more God’s Valentine to the Grieving Heart →
She slowly and robotically began setting the Thanksgiving table. No joy or happiness could be found in the plans and preparations for this once anticipated holiday. Sorrow and emotional suffering… Read more An Empty Chair, or Not →
6 Great Reasons to Journal Your Grief Experiences “I have never processed anything by writing about it,” he said. “That was so powerful. I think I am making progress.” When… Read more Why Not Journal? →
