Monthly Archives: July 2018

Great writing on hospice and palliative medicine from clinicians in the field. Source: Book Review: “Everything Happens For A Reason and Other Lies I’ve Loved” by Kate Bowler ~ Pallimed

Source: Grief Healing: Voices of Experience: Dead Serious

Losing your mother is a pain like no other pain. There are ways to make it easier to endure the pain and still honor your dear mother. Source: How to Go on After the Loss of Your Mother | WeHaveKids

How do you deal with the death of a loved one and move on in our fast-paced world? You need to take time to grieve and not just push your feelings aside. Source: Returning To Work After The Devastating Loss … Continue reading →

Source: Time Does Not Heal All Wounds | HuffPost

Kris speaks with her good friend Christina Rasmussen, author of Second Firsts. Please listen to this amazing tale of healing and how Christina will revolutionalize how we can start over after a loss. She is truly a hero we’ve been … Continue reading →

The hours before actual death is very scary, a “I don’t know what to do” time, for anyone present. Someone who knows the normal natural way a person dies can be like a conductor as they guide those present through … Continue reading →

Recently a reader emailed us and asked if we’d write a post about grieving a violent death. She’d been looking … Source: Grief After Traumatic Loss – What’s Your Grief

Allow me to address a topic that our modern “happy” world easily dismisses. Are you ready for it? Here it comes: I had a baby who died. I’m a survivor of infant loss. My daughter Source: Sharing Infant Loss: Three … Continue reading →