Monthly Archives: February 2019

Epitaph for a Dog by Lord Byron is this week’s AfterTalk Inspirational, in honor of Kane Lynn, the greatest dog that ever lived, Source: Epitaph for a Dog – AfterTalkAfterTalk

Source: GriefPerspectives | Asking Questions at the End of Life

Source: Widower’s Grief: An Honest Journey Through Grief

It wasn’t just my heart that went to pieces when she left my side. Source: My Cat’s Death Broke My Brain – Modern Loss

I recently read a quote from grief researcher and theorist Kenneth Doka that said: “All grief becomes disenfranchised over time” Source: How to Cope When it Seems Like Everyone Wants to Forget – What’s Your Grief

Back when working as a hospice chaplain, one of the newer social worker suggested that we visit together. We shared various patients as part of their hospice “team.” I recall that two of those patients lived a long and winding … Continue reading →