Monthly Archives: August 2018

Contrary to popular belief, we get to be in choice about how we grieve (yaaay!). When my mom was dying, I envisioned the aftermath would be something akin to me lying in a crying, helpless mess on the floor for … Continue reading →

There is a growing movement to help people move on from this world. Source: Health Beat: End of Life Doulas | WNYT.com

SIGN UP TO GET ACCESS I agree to have my personal information transfered to AWeber ( more information ) Subscribe to get updates and receive your ebook – Family Conflicts During Health Crises: 13 Best Strategies To Prevent ThemWe hate … Continue reading →

Learn how hospice nurses care for patients, families, and caregivers and understand what traits and skills make an effective hospice nurse. Source: Understanding the Role of a Hospice Nurse | CRHCF

Source: Grief Healing: Pet Loss: Involving Children in the Euthanasia Decision

This year’s Melbourne Writers festival has dedicated more than 20 events to animals. Its director Marieke Hardy says it’s natural to mourn our pets Source: ‘My dog was looking into my eyes as she died’: the grief of losing a … Continue reading →

Grief is a war with many battles. And no battle is more important than the fight for our identity. The moment we lose our identity, we forget who we are. And when we forget who we are, we forget wh… … Continue reading →

We’ve all been there. And unfortunately, most of us will be again. Grief is a manic, undulating journey riddled with tortuous switchbacks and sweeping valleys. It’s fluctuating and unpr… Source: Rock Bottom – Bryan C. Taylor

3 ways to help a guy’s journey through the murky territory of loss. Source: Dude, Where’s My Grief? – Modern Loss