Everything You Wish You Didn’t Need To Know About Holiday Grief
/ For Professionals : Litsa Williams
We all wish we weren’t members of this terrible club where socks bring you to tears at Target, where you see your loved one in crazy places, and where the holidays bring a sense of impending dread. But, here we are. We have some new holiday posts coming, but before that rolls out over the next few weeks we want to make sure you don’t miss all the great holiday posts that already exist here on WYG. So, here is a quick index to click through at you leisure. Just click on an image to go to the original post. 
What else can we tell you about grief this holiday season? Leave a comment to let us know what other holiday grief topics you are thinking, wondering and worrying about.
Jayne Blasser December 5, 2018 at 1:55 am
Thank you. My daughter died at age 30 at Christmas. This will be 4 years. I can’t stand any of it; the music, ads, lights, Santas, shopping. I go to our close friend’s home for dinner, so I don’t have to be involved in gift opening, and it’s wine time. They knew and loved her, so we talk about her. It’s music to hear her name spoken!
I do give to charities, and remember there are several people living because she was an organ donor! I know their Christmas is happy and hope they think of the stranger who saved their lives ?
Donna Boswell December 20, 2017 at 11:32 am
I Love Reading All The Post, My Husband Passed Away July 13th 2017 ,I Cannot Even Feel Christmas, I Just Want To Curl Up In Ball ,Till Its Over .
Donna Boswell December 20, 2017 at 11:32 am
I Love Reading All The Post, My Husband Passed Away July 13th 2017 ,I Cannot Even Feel Christmas, I Just Want To Curl Up In Ball ,Till Its Over .
Barb December 14, 2015 at 9:05 pm
Thank you for putting this all in one place! So helpful.