Monthly Archives: December 2017

Originally posted on Toni Lepeska:
Each Christmas is the first Christmas for someone – the first Christmas without mom or dad. Or without a husband or wife or child. Or without a grandparent or uncle or best friend. All the…

I never thought it would take a suicide to introduce me to my authentic self. I speak often about finding purpose in our pain. I get a number of questions following that statement, “Well how in the heck do I … Continue reading →

A person who gives a gift featuring his or her sacred religious iconography is reaching out, showing kindness and sharing his or her faith with others. Source: I Turned My Coworker Into HR When She Gave Me A Christmas Card

Source: Grief Healing: Coping with The Holidays: Suggested Resources 2017

Source: Grief Healing: Loneliness and Solitude in Grief

Source: Grief Healing: In Grief: When the Pain of Loss Won’t Go Away

via Five holiday habits that cause heart attacks

via The Interview: Atul Gawande

Source: Growing Even Stronger: Helping a Healthy Sibling When a Child is Ill | Pediatric Associates of the NW