Monthly Archives: January 2019

Identity is a funny thing.  The way we think of ourselves, how we define ourselves, the story we tell ourselves Source: I Don’t Know Who I Am Anymore: grief and loss of identity – What’s Your Grief

Who is a grieving mother? Does she look different from one who is not? Is her pain visible in the smile she sometimes forces… behind the eyes on the verge of tears? Can you see the aging her body Source: … Continue reading →

Source: Why We Will Never Get Over It

News, email and search are just the beginning. Discover more every day. Find your yodel. Source: Mom shocked when security camera appears to show ghost of late son: ‘I felt like he was letting me know he is happy in … Continue reading →

In hospice, time rules. A hospital’s old-fashioned wall clock’s blood-red second hand seems to circle faster than a Daytona racecar. Or in the dark of the darkest night at home, a blue, glowing digital number blinks from one second to … Continue reading →

Almost a quarter of older adults who commit suicide tell someone about their suicidal intent before taking their own lives. Source: Aging adults more likely to reveal thoughts of suicide – Futurity

New research shows that people with cancer are at a much higher risk of suicide than people without it. Source: Suicide risk spikes for people with cancer – Futurity

Sing an uplifting song when you get out of bed every morning. Since I am grateful for all the wonderful things in my life, and the fact… Source: Joie De Vivre, Living With A Ravenous Thirst For Life: “Sing an … Continue reading →

How Mourning Runs helped the author, Rachel Tavel, cope with the loss of her father is this week’s AfterTalk Inspirational. Source: How Mourning Runs Have Helped Me Grieve My Dad’s Death – AfterTalkAfterTalk