Death, Grief, and Shattered Assumptions

Death, Grief, and Shattered Assumptions

“Some people's lives seem to flow in a narrative; mine had many stops and starts. That's what trauma does. It…
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photographing hope and strength

The Yellow Sea: Photographing Hope and Strength

by Kimberly Hochrein The window for blooming sunflowers is small...like the window of time we have when a loved one is…
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Questions of Life, Mortality and Grief

Existential angst and death anxiety run in my blood.  I think I get it from my Dad’s side of the…
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Surrender

Surrender: Photographing Emotion

by Julie M Terrill At the time that I signed up for Serendipity, a retreat on the Outer Banks of…
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grieving a suicide death

Grieving After a Suicide Death

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, more than 48,000 people died from suicide in the United States in…
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mother's day grief

17 Posts to Help You Cope With Mother's Day Grief

We've written quite a few posts related to Mother's Day. I guess because Mother's Day relentlessly happens once or year and…
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Lessons My Mother Never Taught Me

Lessons My Mother Never Taught Me

I'm writing this post from my front porch where I'm watching my almost nine-year-old daughter, Evelyn, teach my six-year-old daughter, Virginia,…
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Photographing Symbols Around Mother's Day

Mother's Day is a quintessential happy-sad day for me.  I have two endlessly enjoyable daughters who give me lovely cards…
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Being There for Grieving Friends and Family: Support vs Comfort

Being There for Grieving Friends and Family: Support vs. Comfort

First and foremost, please allow me to explain what's happening with this post. For those of you who don't know,…
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