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May Newsletter - Grief Changes Through the years
We grieve because we love and Love Never Dies. Grief is a lifelong journey. It is not always the same, what you experience in those first early days is not the same as at your first year or your second. Grief continues to change us and we continue to change so that 10 years out or even 20 we are not the same. It changes throughout our lifetime.
Mother's day prep
Mother’s day is still a few weeks away. Grief is never easy, but there are some days where the pain of grief seems to intensify. For so many Mother’s Day is such a day. Having lost both a son as well as my mother I like many of you am faced with the question How do I celebrate with two such vital people missing from my life?
December Newsletter: Handling the Holidays (Part Two)
The focus of this month’s newsletter continues with November’s theme: Handling the Holidays. It is our hope that you will find some practical ideas for surviving the deep sorrow and pain you may be experiencing at this time of year.
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November: Handling the Holidays (Part One)
The focus of this month’s newsletter is Handling the Holidays. Even under the best of circumstances, the holiday season tends to be extremely stressful with unrealistic expectations that we place on ourselves. Holidays can be the best of times as well as the worst of times: especially when you’re grieving the loss of a loved one.
October Newsletter: Grief
The focus of this month’s newsletter is Grief. Grief is defined by Webster-Merriam as “deep sadness caused especially by someone's death”. Until the death of my son, I never really understood how difficult grief is and how deep the sadness can be. As the first article states, “Grief is hard. IT HURTS.” As pointed out in the remaining articles...
September Newsletter: Loss Due to Suicide or to a Sudden or Traumatic Death
This month’s newsletter focuses on survivors of suicide loss as well as those who have lost someone to a sudden or traumatic death. Grief following a sudden death or traumatic event is often intensified since there is little to no opportunity to prepare for the loss or to say goodbye.
