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 | When You Have Said It All: Say It Again
Wednesday, November 05, 2008 | His son died in his sleep for no apparent reason and certainly with no warning. There is no loss equal to the death of a child, but he lost even more. His whole future was based on passing his business to his son who was proving to be . . . Read More
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| | You Never Outgrow the Need for a Safe Place
Thursday, September 25, 2008 | We don't get open criticism, just hints and suggestions. Her daughter was murdered seven years ago and we still meet as regularly as our schedules will allow. We started meeting in a grief recovery mode some would call counseling. I don’t use that term. It sounds as if the people I deal with are . . . Read More
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| | Why Does It Help to Talk? Part One
Wednesday, August 27, 2008 | I am sure some people who are going through grief get tired of being told that they need to talk about it. Usually they are bombarded with "Don't keep it inside". "Let it all out," and other clichés. Some are more comfortable with talking than others. . . Read More
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| | It Takes a Family
Thursday, May 22, 2008 | The loss of a family member impacts each person in the family, but it also impacts the family unit itself. I think it takes a family to grieve a loss. That does not mean people with no family cannot work through their grief. It just means if there is a family, the interpersonal relationships are vital to the family completing the grief journey without being estranged from one another... Read More
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| | In Defense of Tears
Monday, April 21, 2008 | Her daughter died very tragically seven years ago. We long ago passed from meeting together so I could walk beside her through the grieving process. We became wonderfully close friends who get together when we can to talk like old and close friends do... Read More
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