Monthly Archives: May 2016

What if you are 4, 9 or 15 years old though, how will you cope, especially as your repetitive early childhood trauma of living with domestic violence, unavailable or rough carers, chaos and unpredictability has left you traumatised? Source: Children … Continue reading →

End of Life Education Materials Source: As Death Draws Closer | Barbara Karnes Books, Inc. As Death Draws Closer

Source: Grief Healing: In Grief: Coping with Multiple Losses

Source: I Miss My Wife, But I Am Comforted Knowing Her Organs Saved 4 Lives

Source: Media – The Gift of Second

Source: Sibling Loss Changes a Sister Left Behind – Open to Hope

Source: Sibling Loss Changes a Sister Left Behind – Open to Hope

This is a letter written to my son on the 10th anniversary since he died. The intent is for those who may think about suicide and an honest reflection on why you should not do this. It is an awareness … Continue reading →

Source: Grief Digest Magazine : Magazine Articles : Article Library

  The Japanese have a  500-year-old art form called kintsugi, or “golden joinery,” a method of restoring a broken item with a lacquer that is mixed with gold, silver, or platinum. I’ve b… Source: On Grief & Brokenness | Reflecting … Continue reading →