Monthly Archives: June 2018

Source: Grief Healing: In Grief: Is Dad Dating Too Soon after Mom’s Death?

Father’s Day is difficult for you if you are without your dad, especially if he died by suicide. It’s also hard for father’s who have lost a child. Source: Are you Grieving on Father’s Day? – Robin Chodak

For those who’ve lost a child or father, Father’s Day can be hard. Source: #OptionBThere: Support others on Father’s Day 2018 | OptionB.Org

Because this is a blog about living and dying, and because I’m a nurse. Source: Death Nurse: 2018

Hospice social workers are surrounded by emotionally vulnerable people, and this includes our colleagues. It may not be part of Source: When hospice nurses get anxious about patient care – Hospice social work: honest, practical, comprehensive

Making Time to Grieve is this week’s AfterTalk Ask Dr. Neimeyer, a question from a woman who feel her friends don’t give ther the time and space to process. Source: Making time to grieve – Ask Dr. NeimeyerAsk Dr. Neimeyer

grief support that doesn’t suck: no platitudes, no easy fixes, and no pseudo-spiritual bypass. It’s grief support for deep & intelligent folks. Like you. Source: refuge in grief weekly letter: this week in june

News, email and search are just the beginning. Discover more every day. Find your yodel. Source: Little boy says goodbye to his dying sister in heartbreaking photo: ‘He doesn’t want to leave her side’

Racial disparities in palliative and hospice care beliefs appear to influence early integration in to standard oncologic care for patients with advanced lung cancer. Source: Beliefs on Palliative, Hospice Care Influence Use in Advanced Lung Cancer Among Minorities