Monthly Archives: August 2018

Source: What’s Your Grief – YouTube

Charlotte Rae, the Emmy and Tony-nominated actress who entertained TV audiences as Mrs. Garrett on The Facts of Life and Diff’rent Strokes, died Sunday at the age of 92, her publicist announced. Source: Charlotte Rae, ‘The Facts of Life’ and … Continue reading →

Keep reading to find out if you’re suffering from a burnout! Source: 8 Warning Signs That You Are Emotionally And Mentally Exhausted

Soaring Spirits builds community. We create, and maintain, innovative peer-based grief support programs for widowed men and women that serve a worldwide population. Source: I (Still) Go To Therapy – Soaring Spirits International

Grief might live in the heart, but it affects the body, too, contributing to pain and tightness. By Phillip Weber Massage therapists Leslie Freeman and Annie Murphy created Bereavement Massage Ther… Source: Grief Massage Therapy Sessions Help Clients Cope – … Continue reading →

Dogs do not belong in truck beds. Period. Source: Stop Putting Dogs In Truck Beds, More Than 100,000 Dogs Die Each Year – I Love My Dog So Much

Remember, it will get better! Source: 16 Best Sad Quotes for Your Toughest Days – Quotes and Sayings About Life and Death

OHSU’s new leader shares his thoughts in a Q&A. Source: Dr. Danny Jacobs begins work as OHSU’s fifth president | OHSU News

“Is this pill gonna kill me?” That was a question an elderly patient asked his grandson, according to the hospice nurse who witnessed the moment. The grandson was one of several family members caring for their dying patriarch. As with … Continue reading →

N 47.51575°, W 123.52133°—Amid the panoply of greenery that makes up the Hoh Rainforest, a gap in the old growth forest arises. Well, more accurately it’s a gap in a tree—a hollow inside a towering sitka spruce that stands like … Continue reading →