If She’ll Always Be With Me, Why Don’t I Feel Her?
Written and shared with us by our grief-friend, Cara Jeanne. Sharing with all of you, because we have a feeling …
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10 Ideas for Funerals and Memorials When You Can’t Be Together
Families being scattered, unable to gather for funerals, is not a new thing. And, for that reason, virtual funerals aren’t …
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When You Can’t Be With A Dying Family Member
It’s a new world we live, one of the difficult restrictions that protect our health and safety. As we struggle …
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How to Live-Stream a Funeral or Memorial Service
With travel severely curtailed and nearly all gatherings restricted, arguably one of the most negatively impacted aspects of this public …
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In a World Filled With Loss, Who Gets to Grieve?
Over the last few weeks, like many of you, I’ve been watching press conferences and reading articles about the-virus-that-shall-not-be-named. I’ve …
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8 Reasons Your Grief Feels Worse Right Now
Over the last couple of weeks, we have been flooded with emails, comments, and DMs from people sharing that in …
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Grieving the Death of an Elderly Loved One
Earlier this week, we published the article, Please stop minimizing the death of older adults. It was admittedly a bit of a …
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Please Stop Minimizing the Death of Older Adults
As I write this article, our country is preparing to shut down thanks to the virus-that-shall-not-be-named. Last week my phone …
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Taking Care of Your Mental Health During Coronavirus
Our thoughts go out to the many family members who have already lost loved ones to the coronavirus. Even if …
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Rethinking Acceptance in Grief: a love/hate story
I can’t remember when I first heard about the five stages of grief. But, I do know it must have …
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Using Art to Cope with Grief
You know that we spend a lot amount of time musing about ‘coping’ with grief. Add creativity, art, and photography …
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4 Ways to Get In Touch With Your Grief
A few weeks ago, we published a post about absent grief, i.e., feeling like you’re not grieving as much as …
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