Monthly Archives: December 2018

A story by Kesha Source: The holidays are hard if you struggle with mental illness—don’t blame yourself

Source: Grief Healing: Voices of Experience: The Christmas Cap

In theory, we all love kindness of course, but in practice, a kind person sounds like something we would try to be only once every other more arduous and more rewarding alternative had failed. Learning to be kind means acknowledging … Continue reading →

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: Widowed and Scary~ – Soaring Spirits International

Understanding that caregiving is a universal experience means that we don’t have to view it as uncharted territory. We can utilize other’s knowledge regarding best practices. Learn more about caring for a loved one in the home. Source: A Caregiver … Continue reading →

Dr. Byock, a palliative care physician, spoke about the power of words to providing the best care for patients nearing the end of life at the End Well Symposium Source: Dr. Ira Byock Says Words are a Powerful Tool That … Continue reading →

Source: Living, Losing, and Laughing: MidMonth Mirth Memo, December 2018

In an exclusive interview, Winfrey tells PEOPLE about the emotional final days with her mother Source: Oprah Winfrey Opens Up About Her Mother’s Death — Exclusive | PEOPLE.com

Source: Daveswordsofwisdom.com: Dads Empty Chair – Christmas Day

Mission and VisionSave Our Heroes is a non-profit organization, formed in 2015, devoted to ensuring justice in the military judicial system, that those within the system are afforded basic judicial rights, and leadership are held accountable.  Save Our Heroes uses … Continue reading →