I was looking on Wikipedia about grief and found some great resources. One of the resources is called Grief’s Journey which has a wonderful quote on its front page
“Grief is a journey, often perilous and without clear direction, that must be taken. The experience of grieving cannot be ordered or categorized, hurried or controlled, pushed […]
Friday is here and as normal we are trying to help you come to terms with any financial worries that you may have and also how to get back on your feet.
The Free Geek presents
22 Things You Didn’t Know You Could Get for Free posted at The Free Geek.
KCLau presents How Much is Adequate […]
I was reading an article on Teenhollywood.com in which Angeline Jolie talks about her grief over the loss of her mother. I was interested in the advice that her ex husband gave her, Billy Bob Thornton said to her
‘You’ll never get over it. It’s never going to be Ok, and once you accept that, you […]
I think when we grieve we are constantly searching for answers to what has happened. Often there are no answers - or at least the answers are not ones that we want to hear. Accidents happens, death happens….the only answer is that it happens because that is life.
I have started to stop searching for answers […]
to the people who lost people in the flash floods and heavy rain in England yesterday. I cannot imagine how it feels to be going through your day and then to lose someone in such awful circumstances. There is no negligence, there is no health issue…just a freak of nature. Wow, heartbreaking. So for […]
….are Thank You. I know that I am getting older when I start thinking that somehow much of the world seems to be losing their manners!
I often write about reaching out to people and in helping them, you help yourself to feel better. I also think the more we say thank you when we […]
As readers will know at the start of the year, I decided to take action on the weight I had put on. I set myself a target of losing 56lbs and with Heather Gorringe, a friend that I had met on line, we started to blog and podcast about our journey, on Middle Age […]
Sunday is the day when we can get ready for the week ahead - here are some articles that can help us find that happiness.
Meredith Mathews presents Top 10 Quotes on Joy. posted at Lemonade Stand.
James Bishop presents The Exercise and Mental Health Link posted at Finding Optimism, saying, “An inactive lifestyle increases the risk […]
If you have a tip but don’t want to leave a comment - no worries, just e-mail me at anna@theengagingbrand.com.
Joan shares this tip with us all
“My husband died last year and the grief has been overwhelming. One tip I would give people, is to keep one or two items visibly on show, but don’t make […]
After a setback, I am feeling stronger again. I have invited a couple of friends over this weekend, friends who are upbeat and I know will make me laugh. At first I wished I hadn’t invited them - being in company can be hard work. However, they arrived last night and the house suddenly had […]
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