By Lisa Ingrassia How to Help a Grieving Friend During the Holidays
The holidays can to be some of the roughest terrain people navigate through grief. Sometimes "ho, ho, ho" can quickly…
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By John Polo Dear Jessica (You Are Not Alone)
Up until this very moment, I had only admitted this to a few close friends, but the truth is the…
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By Jordan Pederson Including Lost Loved Ones This Holiday Season
Holidays—they insist on being recognized every year. They demand celebration with a whimsical cheer. They remind us it is a time…
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By Amanda Wells When All You Feel This Christmas is Blue
This was the first year I wouldn’t put up a tree or any decorations at all for my favorite holiday.…
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I Changed Overnight When I Lost My Son
You have heard the phrase, "I feel like I have aged overnight." Well, that is what the loss of a…
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By Nicole Hastings I’m a widow, but where’s my black veil?
In the days of old, and in other cultures even today, black garb and a veil (in a woman’s case)…
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By Sara Brunsvold What I Really, Desperately Want In My Grief
Friend, what if I told you your list of ways to care for me in my grief missed something important?…
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By Debbie Wilkins Baisden My Husband’s Heart Stopped and Mine Nearly Broke
Standing in that parking lot behind the school, hearing her scream, I froze. Did she find him? Was he okay?…
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By Kathy Glow 9 Things To Do When You Don’t Know What To Do
Six years ago, my family received devastating news: our 5-year-old son was diagnosed with cancer. Our world was officially turned…
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