Monthly Archives: February 2017

I will carry the weight of this tragedy around with me for the rest of my life, and the lessons I have gained because of it. Source: What You Learn After Losing A Parent At A Young Age

The young Hollywood actor who invited his ailing 89-year-old neighbor to live her final days with him shared the tragic news of her death with his followers on Wednesday, in a heartfelt Facebook post. Source: Ailing 89-year-old who moved in … Continue reading →

Source: Rituals: How you can honor your hospice patients

7 steps I found that helped me cure my grief. It has been a long 23 year journey. It took the work of my coach to help me peel back the layers Source: 004: 7 steps I found that helped … Continue reading →

Source: When Dementia Patients Say Mean Things, What Can You Do? | Alzheimer’s Reading Room

No matter who or what you have lost, you are still alive. There can be joy and happiness ahead if you choose it. While the pain of grief is real and Source: Grieve With Hope | Amy Florian | Pulse | … Continue reading →

Even as a young teenager, I knew I wanted to become a funeral director when I grew up. Perhaps an odd dream for a child, but I knew in my heart that I could help people by assisting them in … Continue reading →

Taking time to discuss the inevitable can help conquer a universal fear. Source: Death Doesn’t Have To Be So Scary | Kaiser Health News

Source: New Pallimed Posts for 02/15/2017