How It Feels
Cry,Cry,Cry-Grieve,Grieve,Grieve
There is no escaping the unforgiving, relentless pain of grief. After we lose a spouse, the shock and awe of it all is like being
July 17, 2018
There is no escaping the unforgiving, relentless pain of grief. After we lose a spouse, the shock and awe of it all is like being
Many, many years ago a friend of mine was going through a rough patch in her life. We were due to go out to an
I would have to say that I would characterize my late husband Chuck as a “holiday guy.” He rose to each occasion (birthdays, Christmas,
During the early days of my loss, I was hit in the face with such excruciating pain, I wanted to jump out of my skin.Those around
In her book, On Death and Dying, Elizabeth Kubler Ross introduced the five stages of grief that were first applied to those suffering from terminal illness. Later,
My husband Chuck died on January 24, 2009.Soon after the initial days following my husband’s death, after the flurry of activity, the planning of funeral
I’ve been writing a lot about those who mourn deeply after the death of a spouse,my own grief journey taking center stage.But what about those
No one understands the rituals of grieving more than those who have walked that path. How long one remains on this road cannot be readily
In my book Brave in a New World, I touch on the topic of the supernatural, those occurrences that one would characterize as “other-worldly phenomena” that
I have always been a people person. I love being around people. I love attending social gatherings, hooking up with friends, meeting new people, and
No one understands the rituals of grieving more than those who have walked that walk. How long we will stay on this road cannot be
Brave in a New World narrates the effects of the grieving process – a long and arduous course whereby the only one one who can get through it is the one who is left.
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