Monthly Archives: February 2019

Written by Still Standing Contributor Lindsey Henke of Still Breathing and PALS. 1) You have the right to your feelings. No one knows precisely what it is like for you to lose your child. No one has Source: 5 Rights of … Continue reading →

Source: When I’m Gone. {A Letter} | elephant journal

Family members need to know what to expect when their loved one enters a nursing home: Falls may happen, medications may change, and a private room may not be an option. Source: 9 things NOT to expect in a nursing … Continue reading →

A blog about brain cancer, the loss of a child, and the grace of God. Source: The Sullivan Four: Peace that Surpasses All Understanding

Although parents mourning the death of a child experience classic grief responses and psychological trauma, there are many unique challenges. Source: How the Death of a Child Changes Parents Psychologically And Biologically | Fatherly

I’m looking right at her. I know her.  In fact, I’ve known her for years.  But please don’t ask me her name. I have no idea. It happens to all of us-meet someone in the store or a… Source: Grief … Continue reading →

While I certainly had no real idea in the first hours or even weeks what losing a child entailed, I understood plainly that it meant I would not have Dominic to see, hold or talk to. I wouldn’… Source: Child … Continue reading →