Monthly Archives: July 2018

May I be at peace. May my heart remain open. May I realize the beauty of my own true nature. May I be healed. May I be a source of healing for this world. May you be at peace. May … Continue reading →

A nondenominational chaplain developed a “spiritual care board” to help critical-care patients better communicate their religious and emotional needs. Source: A chaplain designed a way for ICU patients to request prayers, poetry and a hand to hold – CNN

Source: Widower’s Grief: The Metabolism of Grief

A study from Harvard Medical School suggests better conversations about end-of-life care could help close the gap. Source: For terminally ill cancer patients, where you live can shape end-of-life care | PBS NewsHour

Coffee with Mrs. Rabbit Source: Fear Can Be Our Friend…If We Let It – Uncalendared – Medium

This is not the work of a benevolent medical system. Source: When Loved Ones Die At Home, Family Caregivers Pay The Price | HuffPost

Even under the best circumstances, losing a parent changes an adult both psychologically and biologically. Those changes can become pathological. Source: The Death of a Parent, Mother or Father, Affects Human Minds and Bodies | Fatherly

Author of The Littlest Guru shares her personal reflection on stillbirth grief and how she found a way to be with the space between. Source: Living in the Space Between: Personal Reflection on Stillbirth Grief