Monthly Archives: January 2019

by Tamara Rollison and Lloyd Braswell Where was God when my 19-year-old son Logan died from severe bleeding and broken bones hours after he slammed his truck into a tree?   I think God went on vacation that summer morning and … Continue reading →

From a death to a job loss to an ended relationship, here’s how experts handle loss. Source: 9 Ways Therapists Personally Deal With Grief | HuffPost Life

The majority of nurses have an unfavorable opinion of their hospital’s end-of-life care, according to a study. Source: Most Nurses Unsatisfied With Hospitals’ End-of-Life Care – ONA

There are those who will tell you that a woman who still grieves her dead husband isn’t capable of love. But, broken colors still color and can create stunning artwork. Choosing to love a widow, though challenging, can be a … Continue reading →

I love to sit and study old photos. I run my finger over the glass and take in every tiny detail. I look into the eyes – as they in turn look back at me and inspect the clothes that … Continue reading →

I Used to be Someone Who Would Have Supported the New York Abortion Law. But Then I Saw an Abortion Take Place. – Abby Johnson: When an abortion happens in the later part of pregnancy, .01/25/2019 15:45:16PM EST. Source: I … Continue reading →

Source: Stigmatized Loss – Compassionate Friends

Following are excerpts from the Functional Emotional Fitness™ Book Source: Health Age and Death Begin in the Gut: The Top 5 Gut Health/Repair Supplements | Burris Institute

No one tells you how scared you become. Death feels like it’s around every corner. I’m scared to answer the phone, I’m scared to do anything mildly dangerous, I’m scared for myself and for everyone… Source: No One Tells You … Continue reading →

The second year without my husband is in some ways harder than the first. Source: The condolences end. Being a widow doesn’t. – The Washington Post