Any Constant Can Help
Any Constant Can Help
I miss my husband so much, I talk to his picture every morning when I get up and every night before bed. And in between.
Apathy: When No Feeling is the Hardest of All
Apathy. I often write about different emotions in this blog. Grief is so complicated and the anger, guilt, sadness, yearning, questions and confusion that come with it can make it an endless cycle of feeling. Grief can hurt so much because never have we felt so much. There can be a sense that suddenly we’ve been turned inside out, so that we’re made of nothing but nerves that can be pinched at any moment, even by the slightest trigger.
How to deal with the Grief after a Miscarriage
Pregnancy can be one of the most joyful times in a woman’s life, but also the most stressful. The mother forms an essential bond, a connection with her child as it develops and grows in her womb.
5 Years In
Next month it will be 5 years since I lost my 25 year old son in a car accident. It’s significant only because I was sure that in the beginning, I wouldn’t survive at all. But I did, and this is a story of how I did survive and how I have learned to find some joy in my life again.
How I’m Coping with the Grief of Chronic Illness
When I was about eight years old, I had Scarlet Fever. I remember being in bed for days and the health department putting a huge QUARANTINED sign in front of our house. Scarlet Fever damaged my heart and I developed a murmur. As the years passed, the leaking valve became worse, and two more valves began to leak.
