Monthly Archives: August 2017

There are times in life when everything seems gigantic. Conflict, stress, tragedy, loss, death, and grief and just a few of things that can grip and squeeze us with seemingly merciless power.“Everything that happens is big now. Every little issue … Continue reading →

A village for the grieving and home of the award-winning Grief Diaries book series that surrounds readers with warmth, compassion and understanding. Source: Grief Diaries – Grief, Grief Support

Originally posted on Daphne Bach Greer:
? Today marks nine years since Lydia departed to heaven. I found this blog post I wrote a couple of years ago and wanted to share.    Thinking of all of you grieving hearts and sending prayers of…

Support groups are a very helpful resource for individuals grieving from the death of a spouse; but for older adults, obstacles such as geographic location and physical immobility can sometimes make it difficult to attend these groups in person. Now … Continue reading →

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Grief support groups and individual grief counseling can make the difference in whether the mourner spends a long time struggling with the troublesome, often painful aspects of his or her loss and the grief that…

Yes, it can. We explain the difference between grief and depression and when to get help. Source: Can bereavement cause depression?

Spoiler alert: The most common regret in life relies on the company you keep. Source: Here Is What You’ll Regret Most in Life, According to Science

Give space or a helping hand? Offer advice or a shoulder to cry on? These personal stories reveal what really works when supporting someone in grief. Source: 9 True Stories That Will Show You What People Going Through a Loss … Continue reading →

Available on a wood coaster and mug Source: Strength is in Living | The Grief Toolbox