Monthly Archives: May 2018

via We Will Grieve Forever Because We Love Forever

via Being A Mother of Kids Who Can Die: Facing Down Every Mother’s Greatest Fear & How You Can Be Kinda Guaranteed to Get What You Really Want for Mother’s Day

via Being A Mother of Kids Who Can Die: Facing Down Every Mother’s Greatest Fear & How You Can Be Kinda Guaranteed to Get What You Really Want for Mother’s Day

I am grateful that Hope Edelman wrote her beautiful life-affirming book, Motherless Daughters. For more than two decades, she and her groundbreaking work have comforted countless women. It’s just that when my mother died and I was ceremoniously handed the book, … Continue reading →

Originally posted on Toni Lepeska:
With the sanctuary lights up and the pastor in the pulpit, they stand. They tower above me like a forest. A forest of women. I am small. An unimportant insect. Applause breaks out. It isn’t…

via Simple But Complex – Compassion | Purple Rainbow

via Gene editing could slow growth of pancreatic cancer, scientists say | London Evening Standard

via Why Share – Navigating Grief

via Grief will let go eventually. And then I’ll remember dad as he was | Owen Jones | Opinion | The Guardian