Monthly Archives: August 2018

Source: A PLACE IN MY HEART, When a Pet Dies | BK Books

The rise in obesity, type 2 diabetes mellitus, a dropping lifespan in the United States, and a hunger for an optimal healthspan free of… Source: Is the Low-Carb (animal based) Diet a High Coffin Diet? Two More Nails to Consider

Kids whose parents had or died from cancer don’t do as well as their peers in school and are at higher risk of getting less education and earning less. Source: Having a parent with cancer hampers grades and future income … Continue reading →

Source: Why We Need to Stop Saying, “I’m Sorry For Your Loss” to Grieving People | elephant journal

They say a hug is worth more than a thousand words. Hugs don’t only make you feel good, but researchers have found that hugging has shown to actually help individuals heal. Source: How a hug can help ease anxiety – … Continue reading →

Source: Stopping Traffic For Grief | HuffPost

Louise Hay 1926-2017 My beloved friend and co-author Louise Hay transitioned last year, August 30, 2017, of natural causes at age 90. She passed peacefully. Louise is an incredible visionary… read more → Source: Grief.com – – Louise Hay

Communal commemorations acknowledge the humanity we share, says philosopher Julian Baggini Source: It’s right to lower the flag for John McCain. Rituals of grief help us all | Julian Baggini | Opinion | The Guardian

Source: Grief Digest Magazine : Grief Digest Articles : Article Library

Twenty years after the death of my mother and ten years after becoming a grief therapist, there’s a lot I know about grief. Source: What I Know About Grief: 5 Most Important Things | Claire Bidwell Smith