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What's Your Sign?
Lately, it seems as though every time I turn around I'm bombarded with some reference to signs. Specifically, signs that we believe come from loved ones who have passed.
The ABC's Of Grief - F is for Firsts & Finals
First – adj. Preceding all others in time.
Final – adj. Coming at the end. Being the last in a series.
The Hope and Light She Left Me
My mother has been gone from life for what seems like eternity, however, some days it seems like I saw her beautiful face, smelled her Vanilla perfume in her hug, and patted her long black hair just yesterday.
"Eat, Pray, Love," Choosing Happiness Over Suffering, and Life Coaching
Do you remember when Julia Roberts, as the character Elizabeth Gilbert in the book/film “Eat, Pray, Love” said “I’m choosing happiness over suffering, I know I am.
Mother's Day Prep 2013 Part 1: Got Guilt?
Are you feeling guilty? Do you feel like you did or didn't do something while your mom was here with you? Learn how to honor your mom this Mother's Day.
Grieving and Growing Through Traumatic Loss
Grieving and Growing Through Traumatic Loss
When Caregiving Ends and Grieving Begins
Your role has changed… no longer are you the care giver. Your loved one has died and things are now different. You may be feeling a whole host of emotions ranging from relief, to anger, to disbelief and sadness. You may be responding by questioning who you are now, and how you go on. Welcome to the grief process.
Twinkle of Hope
My son, Greg, age 13, died by suicide on September 19, 2005.
The ABC's Of Grief - C is for Clichés & Condolences
Cliché – n. A stereotyped expression; a sentence or phrase, usually expressing a thought or idea that has lost originality and impact by overuse.
Condolence – n. An expression of sympathy, especially on the occasion of a death.
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