Sending Holiday Cards After A Death: the great debate
After losing a loved one there are approximately a million holiday grief challenges that arise. From bursting into tears in …
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Grief at Thanksgiving: Gratitude with a grain of salt
I’ll go ahead an acknowledge the giant turkey in the room, Thanksgiving can be the pits for people who are …
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Hey Old Friend: reconnecting with people who matter
For a while now I have been thinking about the way people come in and out of our lives. This …
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Everyone Needs a Prayer
Those of you who follow WYG know that for the last few weeks we have been publishing guest posts from …
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Trust Me As I Grieve
We continue this month with a little help from our grief-friends. Today we have a post from Laura Abbruzzese, a child …
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Photographing Grief: Photos and reflections from friends of WYG
As some of you know, throughout this month we will be sharing content submitted by guest contributors. We have a …
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Tell Two Jokes and Call me in the Morning: How Humor Helped my Family Grieve
We are working on some projects over here at the WYG headquarters (otherwise known as ‘whatever coffee shop we wandered …
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After 12 Years my Mother is Still Everywhere
My mother died twelve years ago on October 23rd and though my actual memories of the days and weeks that …
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Feelings of Fear and Vulnerability in Grief
This past Saturday I stayed up late, by myself, watching a scary movie. I know there are brave people in …
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When Death Moves In: grief after a death in the home
Before we get started, I just want to give a quick heads up about the content of this post. We’re …
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Keeping Negative Emotions in Check
These are negative emotions. All human beings are familiar with these creatures, but as someone who is grieving, I’ll bet …
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Deconstruction/Reconstruction: WYG’s Fav New Teen Grief Journal
We are really excited to let you know about a new grief resource for grieving teens that came out this …
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