Monthly Archives: August 2016

When someone you love dies, in addition to the primary loss, there are also secondary losses. Read the list of the different losses one may experience. Source: Levels of Loss | VITAS Healthcare

Source: How Physicians Maintain Their Humanity :: Carla Cheatham Consulting Group

Your client is showing signs of diminished mental capacity. As an advisor, what should you be doing to support your client and her family … as well as protect yourself? This week, I talked to Jamie Source: Your Clients’ Mental … Continue reading →

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Grief is never truly finished. When a loved one dies, we will always miss the relationship we had with that person.  Sometimes we will re-experience the pain of that loss as we go through annual…

Read about how to talk to kids about losing a sibling and the grief that comes with it. Source: Siblings and Grief: Advice for Talking with Kids

My father challenged the idea that a doctor’s advice is always in a patient’s best interest. Source: Mission creep doesn’t benefit patients at the end of life – The Washington Post

Source: What’s your grief?

Via Source: Person Asks Online For Advice On How To Deal With Grief. This Reply Is Incredible. | That Eric Alper

Is your partner holding you back? Answer these five questions to see if your relationship is getting in the way of major life goals. Source: Is Your Partner Holding You Back? Answer 5 Questions to Find Out

For many passengers, luxury liners are like a second home, but for 88-year-old Lee Wachstetter the cruise ship Crystal Serenity is her ONLY home Source: Cruise ship living: Retiring to a life at sea – CBS News