Monthly Archives: January 2017

For seven decades, the couple shared a bed. So now, as he lies in a hospital bed unable to say or do much, she lies beside him. Source: After a 73-year union, ailing couple finds two hospital beds pushed together … Continue reading →

End of Life Education Materials Source: Tears on the Job | Barbara Karnes Books, Inc.‘s Grief:

As parents get older and their health declines, it becomes increasingly difficult to ignore the proverbial elephant in the room, particularly when memory issues are involved. A shift in power occurs Source: When Power Shifts from Parent to Child: How … Continue reading →

People of all ages can experience transfer trauma (or relocation stress syndrome) when moving to a new home. But the elderly can be particularly susceptible, with severe physical and psychological Source: When It’s Time to Move Mom or Dad: Coping … Continue reading →

In Amber’s own words.  Thank you, Amber for sharing. I really don’t know where to start with my story, or where exactly I’ll be heading during the course of my writing. Perhaps I’ll let the e… Source: Memoirs from Members … Continue reading →

Source: Nourishment for Those Who are Grieving

Source: Advocacy Intensive – Hospice Action Network

Source: Grief Healing: When Death Happens: Tips for Helping The Mourner

Let’s talk health. Source: HealthCetera – Let’s talk health.

Alex James founder of bereavement.co.uk I have worked within bereavement for over 35 years. People often ask me “Why bereavement?” I can only say that it wasn’t something I planned; rather it seemed Source: What working with the Living ,Dying and … Continue reading →