Monthly Archives: September 2015

Researchers find a significant need goes unfulfilled Source: Doctors Rarely Discuss Religion With Critically Ill, Study Says

More than meets the eye. Source: Why the Dying See Deceased Relatives and Friends

The story of a hospice patient who opened herself up to care and support she had never felt in her life. Source: Cocoon to Butterfly | Moments Of Life

Being with someone you love at the point of their death is a profound experience. Nonetheless, you may find the anticipation emotionally and mentally exhausting. At times you may fervently wish for it to be over. And then you may … Continue reading →

Don’t ruin a new relationship by doing these 6 things. Source: 6 Things You Should Not Do When In a New Relationship – Part 3

Dear Sibling, there is so much you need to know. In our deepest sorrow, we don’t realize that you cannot read our minds, you cannot know our pain. We know you feel lost, alone and abandoned. You saw us change … Continue reading →

My parents’ approach to death reflected their marriage: He always needed control, while she let events shape her. Source: The Way They Were – The New York Times

June 3, 2015 was the seventh anniversary of my husband Vic’s death. I planned a day with an empty calendar. I needed time to check in with myself and see where I stand. Am I pushing grief or anything else under? Do I need to … Source: A … Continue reading →

“I know firsthand the pain that comes with losing a baby you can’t take home. I lost my daughter at 23 weeks 6 days. Below are the things that I know about miscarriage and stillbirth.” Source: Dear Mama Whose Arms … Continue reading →

Real advice is where we ask you, the community what helped in real life. Your advice and tips instead of the “expert” opinions from someone who may not Source: Real Advice: What Your Friend Really Wants From You After Their … Continue reading →