Conceptualizing Progress in Grief

We often use the simile that grief is like a journey and while grief is a little bit like a journey, it's…
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Problem Solving Grief

Grief isn't a problem that can be solved. I want to make sure we're all clear on this before proceeding.…
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I Grow Anyway: Photographing Symbols

by Carole Ross This is how I feel, surrounded by hardness – the hard things I must face, the hard…
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The Unique Loneliness of Grief

The intersection of grief and loneliness is complicated. Though loneliness, as a concept, is one I think many assume we…
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10 Days of Photo Gratitude

Litsa and I typically identify as pessimistically optimistic, which I guess means that our glasses are half empty but we see…
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More Than Just a Teapot: The Items that Connect Past to Present

More Than Just a Teapot: The Items That Connect Past and Present

The acorn necklace my sister, Jessie, gave me the Christmas after my mom died is in this twisted, tangled mess…
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Birthdays Without You: #wouldhavelovedthis

by Andy Dickinson I celebrated the second birthday without my mom on Saturday.   I had homemade cupcakes and french…
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Grief is Love

What is grief in relation to love? Quite often I think they're the same thing. When people think of love…
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Hands: Photographing Symbols

by Tish Reed She still wears her ring.   13 years ago this December, my Dad lost his battle with…
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