Monthly Archives: August 2018

Most of the time, I can deal with your death. I can hold back the tears and accept that you’re Source: You Didn’t Deserve To Die – Great Mind

There is a goodbye in every hello, just as there is an end in every beginning. We all know that our inevitable finale is to leave this world, and hopefully we made an impact in this world and will … … Continue reading →

Become a patron of Megan Devine today: Read 22 posts by Megan Devine and get access to exclusive content and experiences on the world’s largest membership platform for artists and creators. Source: Megan Devine is creating a Grief Revolution | … Continue reading →

A blog about brain cancer, the loss of a child, and the grace of God. Source: The Sullivan Four: President … And Vice President

“I go to work, but I’m not all there. I’m tired. My brain is foggy. I’m on auto-pilot most of the time,” Tim shared. “Work is weird. Everything is weird.” Tim’s son Ethan was a quiet, introspective kid. He preferred … Continue reading →

My daughter’s words rang out unexpectedly, “Would you be this sad if it was me?”  It was about a month after her big brother’s death. She was still trying to process her grief. We all Source: Sibling Grief: Would You … Continue reading →

What should you say to a colleague who’s grieving? Not saying anything can be one of the worst things to do. Here are tips on how to help someone through tough times at work. Source: Grief in the workplace: How … Continue reading →

For most of us, the idea of sitting with someone who’s dying is scary. But it can bring comfort to them and you. Here are some tips to help make it less overwhelming. Source: How to sit with someone who’s … Continue reading →

We recently chatted with the funeral planning expert, Gail Rubin about memorial traditions during the holidays. Source: Talking with Gail Rubin on Holiday Memorial Ideas

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