Monthly Archives: June 2018

In one photograph, Marcel’s left arm is draped around my neck with that natural effortless ease — and touch of protectiveness — that only older brothers know. My brother, Marcel, died on Tuesday, Jan. 17. It was winter. He was … Continue reading →

Let’s have a conversation about grief support.  Actually, scratch that, let’s not have a – as in singular – conversation … Source: Good Grief Support Isn’t Just a One Time Thing – What’s Your Grief

Become the designer of your own destination. Kim Paul’s Death By Design Podcast and new book Bridging The Gap offer insight and help with end of life planning. Source: Season 2 Episode 10: C. Elizabeth Dougherty – Death By Design, … Continue reading →

Long-time Fox News panelist Charles Krauthammer, a psychiatrist, Pulitzer Prize-winner and bestselling author, regularly commented on issues great and small. Source: The wisdom of Charles Krauthammer | Fox News

The conservative Washington Post columnist and Fox News pundit had cancer. Source: Fox News Pundit Charles Krauthammer Dead At 68 | HuffPost

“My Father’s Day Gift is to keep my Pops name Alive!” Source: 8-Year-Old Learns to Cope With Grief Over Late Father By Creating Business. It Launched on Father’s Day

“Koko’s capacity for language and empathy has opened the minds and hearts of millions,” The Gorilla Foundation wrote. Source: Koko, the gorilla who knew sign language, dies at 46

Introduction: Who This Book Is For The book on hospice is for no one. [See my note at end, please] No one wants to die. No one wants a loved one to die. No one wants to grieve a death. … Continue reading →

The complex emotion is hard to interpret, even for scientists Source: Do dolphins feel grief? | Science | AAAS

It would seem that at some point in your grief journey that grief could no longer hold out any surprises for you. But that isn’t the case. After a weekend of clearing out closets of my accumulated … Source: Watch … Continue reading →