Monthly Archives: October 2016

“Even a deeply grieving person can eventually rise up and shine again, if their heart remains open to silver lining moments and/or blessings.” ~ Sue Rosenbloom

Source: The National Domestic Violence Hotline | Building Your Case: How to Document Abuse

Source: Euthanasia Prevention Coalition Euthanasia Prevention Coalition: A New Documentary Confronting the “Euthanasia Deception”

Books: Apology The Importance and Power of Saying “I’m Sorry” – Sheila Simpson Any book written by Elisabeth Kubler-Ross Don’t Let Death Ruin Your Life by Jill Brooke … Source: End-of-Life & Grief/Bereavement Resources

Source: What’s your grief?

Even experienced physicians struggle to navigate it Source: End-of-Life Care Needs an Overhaul | TIME

Source: NHPCO Updater: Birth of a New CoP for Medicare Hospice, Part 1

Modern hospice care began in the 1960’s as a response to the over-medicalization of dying in the West. From its inception, the needs of the family were a key component. The patient and family are … Source:  Why Bereavement Support … Continue reading →

It’s more than likely that you have been on the receiving end of silent treatment, or that you, yourself have used it on your spouse. I doubt that there are many relationships where this hasn’t Source: Sick and Tired of … Continue reading →

My miscarriage happened on Dec. 8, 2008. I will never forget this day and I have secretly honored it every year since. Source: Miscarriage matters: In honor of Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month | PhillyVoice