Words for the Journey
Discover a sanctuary of perspectives, tools, and shared experiences written for people living with grief.
Almost 28 months.....
Grief Confusion - When We Don't Know Which Way is Up
Ten-Year Anniversary is a Life Marker
Your Pain will lessen it will never leave
Coping with the Loss of a Parent

After the loss of a parent, especially one who may have lived to a more advanced age, there often follows predictable attempts at comfort: "He lived a good life" or "It's the natural order of things" or, "You were lucky to have him for so long".
How to Deal with the Exhaustion of Grief
"I'm tired all the time. I can barely put one foot in front of the other. Bruce is the same way. Exhaustion has become a way of life," Carla said.
Why Is Life So Hard? Am I Doing It Wong?
What Not To Say To Grieving Parents
The unspeakable truth

We just bought a new house. It's bigger and better than the one we're living in. Yes, we're thankful and happy. Yet, a part of us is sad. It's always like this since we lost our dad and our youngest sister 5 yrs ago.
