Monthly Archives: March 2018

Originally posted on Cerebral Salad:
Yesterday I attended the funeral of an old school friend. She wasn’t by any means a close friend, I hadn’t spoken to her in years. She was more of a friend of friends. I went…

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Image Source [Reviewed and updated October 29, 2017 ] Of all the various ways that grief can express itself, perhaps one of the most … Source: After Death Communication

Feathers appear when angels are near.   ~ Karen Borga Julie Siri, LCSW is a licensed clinical social worker with over 25 years’ experi… Source: Voices of Experience: Death of a Friend and the Lesson of Feathers