Grief…And then there’s the holidays
The holidays are usually associated with a time of joy and celebration; a time to be with family and friends. Yet for those bereaved, it can be a time of great conflict and difficulty, loneliness too.
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Anticipated Grief
As we get older, anticipated grief becomes inescapable as a loved one’s death becomes anticipated.
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When I Die…Designing Your Own Good-Byes
Understandably, no one wants to face their mortality, but if we can accept that inevitability, perhaps we can leave a greater legacy behind…
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How to Help a Loved One Through Grief
If there’s one thing worse than going through hardships, it’s watching someone you care about go through a tough time […]
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CNN Headline News
Brittany Maynard: Suicidal or taking her power back? By Stacy Kaiser, special to HLN updated3:09 PM EDT, Mon October 13, 2014 […]
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Coping With Grief Over the Holidays
Posted: 11/26/2014 10:10 am EST Updated: 01/26/2015 5:59 am EST When the death of a loved one leads grief to knock on your […]
Read MoreSuffering a Miscarriage or Losing a Child
One of the most devastating things to face is the loss of a child. October 15 marks Pregnancy and Infant […]
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Coping with Pregnancy Loss and Infant Death
By Fran Solomon When a baby dies before it is born or soon after birth, parents face a difficult emotional […]
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WereParentsBlog.com
10 Ways to Help a Grieving Friend Through Pregnancy or Infant Loss *Disclosure: We received the product(s) discussed in this […]
Read MoreHealGrief – How One Woman’s Loss Turned Into A Community Of Healing
Posted on October 10, 2014 by Lioness Staff Fran Solomon noticed a shortage of organized grief resources online and became driven […]
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