Someone whom you love has died, or is dying, and you feel sadness. You may be asking, “Why do I
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The grieving person’s bill of rights
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Myths about grief
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How to Support Someone Who Is Grieving (…even if you are grieving)
As a hospice grief counselor, I would like to share with you some thoughts regarding how you can support someone
Healing when your sister or brother dies
When a sister or brother dies, your world can change in a heartbeat. When such a loss occurs, others may
Healing when your child dies-a lifetime journey
A 98-year-old mother was asked, “Where would you like to be buried after you die?” She responded, “With my baby
Healing from the loss of a spouse or partner
When you lose a partner, you experience a unique, unexplainable pain that seems unending. Just putting one foot in front
Healing from a sudden or traumatic death…
One of the hardest experiences we may confront in life is the sudden, unexpected death of someone we love. Loss
Healing after an adult child dies
The death of your child, regardless of the cause or age, is painful and overwhelming. You may feel disoriented because
It won’t be the same this year…getting through those special days
“How can I face Mother’s Day when mom is no longer living?” “How will I get through Graduation Day when
