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In Grief; When Can I Stop The Process

Grief comes in three stages: the beginning, the middle, and the rest of your life.  ~ Candace Lightner How will I know when I can stop the grieving process? My friend, I have to as...
By Marty Tousley
In Loneliness of Grief
Wednesday, August 31, 2016

The Worst Kind of Suicide Shaming

We had a funeral last week for an elderly man who died under hospice care.  The family requested that the hospice’s chaplain, Chaplain Gerry, make a visit to their dying loved one.  Gerry...
By Caleb Wilde
In Suicide shaming
Wednesday, August 31, 2016

Loneliness of Grief

The Unique Loneliness of Grief Most people don’t think in depth about the idea of loneliness. Loneliness is one of those concepts we assume we know. We equate it to the very definable concept of b...
By Whatsyourgrief.com
In Loneliness of Grief
Thursday, August 25, 2016

I'm Not Crazy

It was just over a year after Dominic’s accident, and a friend forwarded an article about odd behaviors of those who were “stuck” in grief. Along with the forward was a little tag, “Reminds me of y...
By Melanie DeSimone
In I'm Not Crazy
Wednesday, August 10, 2016

Rebuilding after the death of a loved one

Rebuilding a life isn’t easy especially when we may not want to, feel like it, or know where or how to start. When just getting out of bed makes us so tired we want to crawl right back in. When we ...
By Deb Kosmer
In Rebuilding
Wednesday, August 3, 2016

Waves of Grief

Someone on reddit wrote the following heartfelt plea online:  "My friend just died.  I don't know what to do." A lot of people responded.  Then there's one older guy's incredible com...
By Unknown
In Waves of Grief
Monday, June 20, 2016

Father's Day......

Father's Day...   By Chuck DeKlyen webmaster@griefwatch.com   This month families all over will be gathering to celebrate Fathers Day.  Families might meet for a BBQ, maybe go ca...
By Chuck DeKlyen
In Grief
Monday, June 13, 2016
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In Grief; When Can I Stop The Process

Grief comes in three stages: the beginning, the middle, and the rest of your life.  ~ Candace Lightner How will I know when I can stop the grieving process? My friend, I have to as...

The Worst Kind of Suicide Shaming

We had a funeral last week for an elderly man who died under hospice care.  The family requested that the hospice’s chaplain, Chaplain Gerry, make a visit to their dying loved one.  Gerry...

Loneliness of Grief

The Unique Loneliness of Grief Most people don’t think in depth about the idea of loneliness. Loneliness is one of those concepts we assume we know. We equate it to the very definable concept of b...

I'm Not Crazy

It was just over a year after Dominic’s accident, and a friend forwarded an article about odd behaviors of those who were “stuck” in grief. Along with the forward was a little tag, “Reminds me of y...

Rebuilding after the death of a loved one

Rebuilding a life isn’t easy especially when we may not want to, feel like it, or know where or how to start. When just getting out of bed makes us so tired we want to crawl right back in. When we ...

Waves of Grief

Someone on reddit wrote the following heartfelt plea online:  "My friend just died.  I don't know what to do." A lot of people responded.  Then there's one older guy's incredible com...

Father's Day......

Father's Day...   By Chuck DeKlyen webmaster@griefwatch.com   This month families all over will be gathering to celebrate Fathers Day.  Families might meet for a BBQ, maybe go ca...