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Happy Birthday Alyssa – A moment in time
28 years old. So young and full of life. Gone. In an instant. Now. Another moment in time. Another year passes. Now. It is all we have. This moment. The moment you are reading this. Soon your brain will begin to think and go into the past. It will go to the good times and […]
Why was he Collecting Elephants?
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7 Useful Items That Can Help You Get Restful Sleep After Losing a Loved One
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How to become a Master of Grief when you Lose your Child.
January 17, 2040, is a significant day for me. It will mean I have gone through 10,000 days without Phil. My son. My baby whom I held in my arms and looked deeply into his eyes. The baby I bonded with, my foxhole buddy. My first born. My boy. In his book, Outliers, Malcolm Gladwell […]
Advising a Friend about Loss – What Not to do!
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Holidays Past – Missing a Loved One Who is Gone, Learning to Cope
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The Price of Being Real
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Gone from my Sight
Gone From My Sight I am standing upon the seashore. A ship, at my side, spreads her white sails to the moving breeze and starts for the blue ocean. She is an object of beauty and strength. I stand and watch her until, at length, she hangs like a speck of white cloud just where […]
My Grief is Better than Your Grief!
The comparison of grief. It doesn't work. Although I find it happens often. "I know just how you feel about your son." My neighbor began. "The other morning I was out front with my dog and I loved that dog. I saw the car coming and shouldn't have called him. He was across the street and […]