An Easter Gift For You
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By Maureen Hunter Submitted On April 11, 2012
Helping Others When We Can Barely Help Ourselves In Our Grief
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The pain of our grief is so massive, so huge and so crippling we are struggling to help ourselves in early grief, let alone be able to help anyone else or cope with the demands of looking after our family. It's as if we've been put in a high speed spinner, churned about and then spat out in tatters and tears. Our heart is fractured and we are broken, no longer whole.
A Good Night's Sleep - I Wish, I Wish, I Wish
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By Maureen Hunter Submitted On April 11, 2012
Tell Me Why? Why? Why? Why?
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By Maureen Hunter Submitted On April 11, 2012
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Holding Them In Your Mind and Hugging Them Forever
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By Maureen Hunter Submitted On April 11, 2012
How to Deal With the Loss of a Friend
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One of the most challenging aspects of life in retirement is the dealing with the death of friends we consider contemporaries. Coping with loss is never easy, but during retirement, such losses can be especially trying because they reinforce the reality that we have entered a new phase of life, and they force us to come to terms with our own mortality.
Keep Memories Alive With an Inspirational Garden Stone
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A beautiful garden stone is a wonderful way to show your love and condolences to someone who is grieving the death of a loved one. Choose one that speaks to the bereaved and will comfort them for years to come.
Home Builders: Creating a new safe place after loss
Like many children, I was under the impression growing up that Home would forever exist as I knew it - a stationary, unchanging bubble of safety to welcome me back any time I needed.
