Dear Drugs: A Message From Kids on Overdose Awareness Day
We probably don’t need to tell you about the impact of the opioid epidemic, or the deep and painful impact …
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I Am Still Your Daughter…You are Still my Mother
I am still your daughter and, though I often feel motherless, you are still my mother. Our here-on-earth connection has …
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Four Easy, Last-Minute Ideas For Memorializing Loved Ones This Holiday
If you’re like me, you can’t believe the holidays are here. Between the hustle and bustle of the holiday season …
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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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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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Is ‘Deathiversary’ Actually A Word?
I am kind of obsessed with words that should exist but don’t (or that don’t exist in English, at least). …
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From One Grieving Dad to Another
We asked grieving dads on social media to tell us what they would tell another grieving dad. What would they …
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A Mother’s Chorus: Grieving a Child on Mother’s Day
A few days ago, we reached out to our readers and asked for their help writing a post in anticipation …
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Coping with Self-Doubt in the New Year
This morning Litsa and I ran our usual Thursday morning workshop at an emergency shelter in Baltimore City. We’ve been visiting …
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Just Hold On…
We want to take a minute (really, this will only take a minute) to remind you to hold on. Hold …
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8 Tips For Supporting A Grieving Friend This Holiday
Most people don’t intentionally set out to be unsupportive of their grieving family and friends. We know you may disagree, …
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