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A recent post by a colleague addressed the difficult issue of sorting through, cleaning out and dividing up the belongings left after a loved one dies. It brought me back to the day I finally faced what was an overwhelming … Continue reading
We faced another tragedy yesterday that once again shook our country. A tragedy that resulted in not only the senseless loss of three lives but in horrific injuries. My heart feels so deeply for those directly impacted and the grief … Continue reading
These are the words I hear from my 79 year old mom each time I visit. After 62 years of marriage, her only sweetheart is gone. She flips between periods of anger that he died and left her, anger that … Continue reading
I know I’ve said this before but I will say it again and again. Our loss and grief “coping mechanisms” from the past become our go to survival techniques. Most often they do not serve us. There hasn’t been a … Continue reading
