Monthly Archives: January 2019

Like evil twins in a horror movie, fear and ignorance stalk those in hospice care. This happened: [Disclaimer] A hospice nurse described one of her patients—let’s say this was a mother of several adult children and also a wife of … Continue reading →

Why make your mother’s remaining time be unhappy and with more discontent than is already there due to age and illness? Being old is hard work. Our thinking processes aren’t as sharp, our memory is diminishing Source: Refusing Treatment At … Continue reading →

Here are 10 tips on how to write a condolence letter and what to say and what not to say. What I am about to say applies if you are close to someone and knew the deceased. Source: How To … Continue reading →

Source: Widower’s Grief: Introverts and Grief

From some people, at some point, you will get the distinct feeling that they think you should be “over” your grief by now. Source: “Get Over It” – Grief Compass

Support for Grief: The other 40 losses Source: Support for Grief: The other 40 losses – The Grief Recovery Method

Source: What We Wish We Had Known… | The Grief Toolbox

You’re trying to find a job, and after way too many interviews, you’re still unemployed. You’ve had a string of awful dates, and you’re convinced that you’ll never find your person. You’ve repeatedly asked your spouse to work less or … 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

Source: Widower’s Grief: Introverts and Grief