Monthly Archives: July 2018

A Mountain Wedding Source: A Butterfly on Lookout Mountain – Uncalendared – Medium

By calling grief a “process,” the implication is that there is an end. But my grief is here to stay, and I’m okay with that. Source: Losing A Parent Is Hell, So Stop Telling Me To ‘Get Over’ My Grief

Grief Resources: Why keeping busy is a bad plan when grieving (Grief Myths Part 6) Source: Grief Resources: Why keeping busy is a bad plan when grieving (Grief Myths Part 6) – The Grief Recovery Method

Robin Williams’ autopsy report showed he had severe Lewy Body dementia, but he had only been diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease. Source: Robin Williams had Lewy body dementia – but did not know it when he died | HelloCare

Beth Roncevich’s father was in his last few days of life when laughter unexpectedly emerged. “He said, ‘Everybody’s together and we’re all just having a wonderful time,’” she said. Source: Near Death, Seeing Dead People May Be Neither Rare Nor … Continue reading →

Beth Roncevich’s father was in his last few days of life when laughter unexpectedly emerged. “He said, ‘Everybody’s together and we’re all just having a wonderful time,’” she said. Source: Near Death, Seeing Dead People May Be Neither Rare Nor … Continue reading →

A leading brain health expert shares the top signs of dementia to look out for including everyday tasks such as paying bills and taking prescriptions. Source: Is It Dementia? Everyday Signs That Merit a Doctor Visit

Source: ‘I don’t know who I am anymore’: Mother of 3 children killed in impaired driving crash describes life after their death | Globalnews.ca

Read practical advice on surviving the grief of an overdose death. Find tips to help with losing someone to addiction. Source: Surviving the Grief of an Overdose Death | Love Lives On

Research shows that grief can have significant effects on physical health, too Source: Broken Heart Syndrome: Illness After Loss