I read on trendhunter an article looking at coffins and it says
“ As the coffin represents a final resting place for many humans, it makes sense that they should reflect the lives of the people they were designed for, a great example being the eco-friendly coffins for treehuggers and Star Trek coffins for the geek […]
I saw this anonymous quote and thought of all of us
“Love begins with a smile, grows with a kiss, and ends with a teardrop.”
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Dealing with grief is difficult and I am always looking for resources to learn more about how to cope with the feelings of loneliness, depression and, well numbness.
Karen from Thrifty Mommy came across this article at eHOW - How to deal with grief which gives tips that may help us with those feelings. I think […]
When we have a loved one taken from us through death, we can so easily become angry with the world. Well I have just heard about a wonderful film about the story of how Susan Retik and Patti Quigley, who were 2 soccer mums turned their tragedy of losing their husbands in the 9/11 bomb […]
Blogging and indeed having all your wonderful comments, really shows me that no matter what culture, how the grief has occurred - the feeling of loss is the same worldwide. Blogging has been a great comfort to me to know that I am not alone, that I am not daft because at times I haven’t […]
In an article called Combating Grief After the Loss of a Spouse over at Health News there is some interesting statistics
A Finnish study that appeared in the May 2008, online edition of the American Journal of Public Health, noted that the risk of entering a long-term care facility is almost three times as likely for […]
I was sent the book Final Exam: A Surgeon’s Reflections on Mortality (Vintage) by Pauline Chen, which I have just started to read and will write more about it later. However I was struck by a phrase early in the book
“Twenty years ago when I was applying to medical school, I believed I was going […]
We all find our own way of coping with grief, someone of us become insular, some of us start doing things that we would not have dreamed of before. I was reading today about Libby Southwell who started on a journey of self exploration and has written a book about it called Monsoon Rains and […]
I believe in community and yesterday I talked about how a cancer patient has built a community around blogging. A comment from a reader lead me to another blog that helps people come to terms with grief, death and bereavement.
I love bringing tips and help to you all and if you know of a […]
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