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When we train physicians, nurses, and other hospital staff on providing good end-of-life care, we always start and end by reminding them of one thing: The care they provide and the interactions they have with families will stay with family
It would be easy to think there is nothing more WYG can write about guilt and grief. We've written about how common guilt is in grief (you wouldn't believe how many people get the "coulda woulda shouldas"). We wrote an
I’ve been feeling a little distracted this holiday season. Maybe a little stressed. Maybe a little numb. I’m not feeling it like I want to feel it - not the tingle I sometimes get when I hear the Mormon Tabernacle
Guilt. We have talked about it from a lot of different angles around here. We have talked about the shoulda, woulda, couldas. We have talked about regret, about guilt after an overdose death, and about how to find self-forgiveness when
When it comes to grief, guilt and regret are words that get tossed around pretty regularly. We all have things we wish we'd done differently, things we wish we had or hadn't said, things we feel terrible about. This isn't
When my dad died I remember well the intense guilt I had in the months that followed. Though his death didn't fit into one of the categories known for guilt, that didn't stop me from feeling guilty. I felt guilt
Monday we tackled a reader question about whether it is ‘wrong’ not to have a funeral. Like with so much in grief, there is no ‘right’ or ‘wrong’, but there are implications that always need to be considered. It may
We posted a couple of weeks ago about what not to say to someone who's grieving. The following week, we read a great post on the blog Love, Light, Laughter and Chocolate about the loss of Meghan, a little girl
Hey, welcome to another episode of the What's Your Grief Podcast. I'm Elanor and as always I'm joined by Litsa. Litsa, how are you doing this morning? I'm doing pretty well this morning. It has been a okay weekend. I