Monthly Archives: August 2018

A beautiful group of funeral poems for loss of a Mum. We have chosen non-religious poems which will be appropriate for any mother, in any country, and of any belief. We hope you will find one which moves you and … Continue reading →

Using technology similar to what is found in many eye doctors’ offices, researchers have detected evidence suggesting Alzheimer’s in older patients who had no symptoms of the disease. Source: Alzheimer’s one day may be predicted during eye exam: Noninvasive test … Continue reading →

Source: Environmentally friendly funerals? N.B. student says they’re within reach | Lifestyle from CTV News

While caring for my wife during the last 4 years of her life (she suffered from Primary Progressive Aphasia) I… Source: The Caregiver Deals with Grief – Just A Guy Muddling Through

Grief affects concentration. Grieving people often seem slower to respond to even the simplest questions and to be baffled by tasks that are normally routine Source: Grief affects concentration. Emotional jet lag. – The Grief Recovery Method

Forever in Our Hearts, Walking Together group started by grieving parents gives families a safe place for memories, sorrow Source: Forever in Our Hearts grief group supports families of OD deaths

The most beautiful and heartfelt miscarriage poems along with some gorgeous songs too. Also advice and helpful articles for coping with the grief. Source: 10 Uplifting Miscarriage Poems and Songs

In this new age of technological wizardry, doctors have been taught that they can, indeed must, do everything possible to stave off death, but few learn how to help their patients die. Source: A ‘Code Death’ for Dying Patients – … Continue reading →

When asked how he wanted to be remembered, McCain had said: “That I made a major contribution to the defense of the nation.” Source: John McCain Dead: Arizona Senator Dies at 81 | Hollywood Reporter

“I’m running, pure and simple,” Bart said. “I was never good enough. When Tad died, I knew it was my fault somehow. I fell back into all the old stuff so easily.” Bart’s son Tad was a lively, active kid. … Continue reading →