Monthly Archives: November 2015

There are so many reasons to hold back, but in the grand scheme of things, wouldn’t you rather rest easy knowing your loved one knows exactly how you feel? Source: Say What You Need to Say Now, While You Have … Continue reading →

People approach the loss of a life in different ways. Many never consider that they can choose an attitude toward dying. For patients and caregivers alike, deciding on an attitude to deal with difficult times can actually ease the suffering … Continue reading →

Source: Can Love and Anger Transform Healthcare? – Yahoo Mail

Source: Signs of Death | 10 Signs of Death Approaching | Caring.com

“Embrace your grief. For there, your soul will grow.” Carl Jung Yesterday my husband’s mom looked up at me with her nearly blind milky brown eyes and asked, “Is Vic dead?” “Yes,” I said quietly. “He died seven years … Source: Disbelief … Continue reading →

Medical school and medical training attempt to teach subjective humans how to think and practice medicine objectively. This may be one of the unique fallacies Source: Love and Anger in Healthcare at the End of Life by Monica Williams-Murphy, MD … Continue reading →

grief support that doesn’t suck: no platitudes, no easy fixes, and no pseudo-spiritual bypass. It’s grief support for deep & intelligent folks. Like you. Source: those horrible holidays.

Source: When Tragedy and Death Strike Suddenly, Everything Changes | griefministerdotcom

Rory Feek opened up about his wife’s legacy and says he hopes her story can comfort others. Source: Rory Feek Shares Update on Joey’s Cancer Battle: ‘I Want My Wife to Be Remembered’

These thought leaders, innovators, doctors, authors, advocates, experts and everyday people are changing how we age and think about aging. Source: 2015 Influencers in Aging – Next Avenue