Monthly Archives: September 2018

Source: Notes From the Bottom of the Well of Grief | HuffPost

It took a promise that Steve Perry made to the love of his life — before she tragically died from cancer — to make the reclusive ex-Journey singer finally return to music. Source: Steve Perry’s journey back: How one special … Continue reading →

Read the inspiring story of one woman’s drive to climb a mountain after her MBC diagnosis, along with expert tips for staying fit with this cancer. Source: The Benefits of Exercise with Metastatic Breast Cancer | HealthCentral

If you think about it, human beings are the only species (with the exception of the occasional whale species) that actually have grandmas and grandpas that are invested and involved in children’s lives (1). Additionally, there are researched-backed benefits showing … Continue reading →

Kerry Egan, a hospice chaplain, shares what she learned from speaking to people on their deathbeds. Source: Life Lessons From Dying People

Source: Grief Healing: In Grief: Acknowledging A Need for Support

According to Merriam-Webster, denial can be defined as, “The refusal to admit the truth or reality of something.” Somewhere along the way, we have labeled denial a bad thing. If you are denying something, than you clearly aren’t dealing with it. The … Continue reading →

Since 1993, OUR HOUSE has provided grief support services and training for individuals, schools, offices, and communities. Join a support group or donate today. Source: Home – OUR HOUSE Grief Support Center

Work your way through our A-Z of tips for recovering from grief and you will be well on your way to finding peace and a quality of life for yourself again. Grief expert Elizabeth Postle shares her 45 years of … Continue reading →