Mourning The Breakup That Never Really Happened
I take responsibility for my part. I should have asked sooner. I should have made sure we were on the same page. Instead, I drove myself crazy with maybes.
Mourning
Here’s the Thing They Don’t Tell You About Grief
Losing The Ones I Loved Taught Me To Live My Best Life And Grow In Grief
But what it means to grow in grief is that even when you’re done grieving, you’re never done growing in grief.
How To Keep The People We Lose Alive
My Dad’s Death Follows Me Everywhere
My awareness of death certainly wasn’t a tragic revelation; people die all the time. But I was — I am — rapt by death in a way I hadn’t been before my Dad passed away.
9 Ways to Support Your Loved One Who Is Dying
I remember one of my last moments with a favorite hospice patient. Close to dying, his frail form was almost skeletal, his muscles had formed tense knots, and each breath was a labored, painful wheeze.
Coping With The Loss Of My Son After Suicide
The Dark Side Of Mourning Someone You Also Have To Forgive
Death is imminent and because so, other people’s reactions to the news can actually sometimes make the grieving process worse.
The Unexpected Things I Learned About Grief
Years Later, I Am Still Struggling With Your Death
It doesn’t matter how many years have passed, because I am always going to miss you with the same intensity. I am always going to hate how early you left this earth.
