Monthly Archives: November 2018

If I got ten grieving parents in a room we could write down fifty things we wish people would stop saying in about five minutes. Most of the time folks do it out of ignorance or in a desperate atte… … Continue reading →

Chemotherapy and aging Source: Chemo Aged Me Early

A community advocate shares how her experience as a hospice nurse helped prepare her to receive a Stage IV lung cancer diagnosis. Source: Receiving a Stage IV Lung Cancer Diagnosis as a Hospice Nurse – LungCancer.net

We are honored to serve as the custodial institution for Marylhurst University records and transcripts. Saint Martin’s welcomes Marylhurst alumni into our community. Source: Marylhurst | Saint Martin’s University

Here’s what science has to tell us about what happens to our mind and body when we die. Source: 10 Things Your Doctor Won’t Tell You About Dying | Everyday Health

Sam passed away on Monday, April 30, 2007 with a heart that was full of love and bigger than life. He was a third-grade student in the gifted program at the Bank of America Learning A… Source: Sam | Willower

Source: Grief Healing: In Grief: Feeling Guilty for Feeling Happy

Source: Grief Healing: In Grief: Feeling Inspired to Write

354 November grief has a sharp edge. Six years after my husband Vic’s death, I still struggle with holidays. I know I’m not the only one. Sorrow needs […] Source: Give Thanks for the Teachings of Trees – Elaine Mansfield

Delayed grief…some grievers may wonder why they’re starting to experience their grief more intensely when it’s been several years since their loss. Rather than feeling they are getting “better”, they may find that they are crying more, withdrawing from friends … Continue reading →