Monthly Archives: December 2017

Originally posted on A Widow's Walk:
Today is 2 years since John died. I’m just trying to get through the day, keeping busy and watching the clock until I go to bed tonight. I can’t recall if I ever…

Originally posted on Hospice Chaplaincy:
By Dr. Saul Ebema. One of my friends used to have dizzy spells that often came and went. He decided to go to the doctor to have some tests done on him in order find…

Originally posted on Hospice Chaplaincy:
Saul Ebema, D.Min. In continuation to my article on “knowledge of death as a crisis in hospice care”, I will attempt to dive into what follows next after the knowledge or awareness of death.  According…

Originally posted on Hospice Chaplaincy:
Dr. Saul Ebema   My father always used to say, “Life is short!” as a little child, I didn’t know what he really meant until he died. The reality is that death is an inevitable…

Trauma and Grief : My loved one killed another person – Source: http://myemail.constantcontact.com/Dr–Neimeyer-answers-a-question-from-a-mother-whose-daughter-killed-a-young-man—.html?soid=1115921878754&aid=_UVa6C0JVHo

Michael and Annette Maguire of Bowling Green got married in June. They’d known each other for eight years. But when you hear what they recently learned you’ve got to wonder to yourself ‘What are th… Source: Couple diagnosed with cancer … Continue reading →

Tools for finding hope along the journey: Your voiceWe hear so much advice along this journey. Some of it is helpful some of it harmful, it is important to listen and decide if it fits. In the end the voice … Continue reading →

When someone is grieving it can be a challenge to know what to, what is the right thing to say?  If you don’t know what to say, just hug me & shed a tear. Just do not avoid me and say … Continue reading →

Source: The Bereaved Holiday Season Bill of Rights | The Grief Toolbox

Source: Grief Healing: In Grief: Grandsons Affected by Traumatic Loss