Getting Up Each Day After the Death of Loved One
The process of dealing with grief starts with talking about it. Whether the loss is accident, disease or suicide. Sharing grief is one way to process what has happened.
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Tag: Family
Finding Ways of Coping with Life’s Losses
I feel like I have been perpetually sad since November of 2004. I’m a happy person. If you meet...
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The Jackie & Rosemary Italian Road Show
Logically, my older sister Jackie asked, “Now what?” when we emerged from Malpensa Airport. Not...
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The Gerber Spoon
My mother was not well-tuned to other people. It’s only in my adulthood that I’ve realized it...
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The Agony of Parting with Your Favorite Comfortable Clothes
You have them, don’t you? Those articles of clothing that are old, beat up, and beyond being seen...
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James Garner Inspired Reflection
What is it about some actors that their passing from this life makes me pause? In 2014 when James...
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Owning the Idiot Grin
Overall, we Griffiths are a happy lot. We smile frequently and laugh with loud abundance, making...
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Having an Abundance Mentality
Who pops into your head when you hear the words “abundance mentality?” I have,...
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Water, water everywhere and none where it belongs
Who knew my husband would cause me to quote, in part, The Rime of the Ancient Mariner? Walking in...
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What Heals Me When My Heart Aches
I was sick last week. It wasn’t the flu—more equal parts cough, bronchitis, and regular old cold....
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The Saga of the Impossibly Skinny Levis
Once upon a time I was going through a bit of stress and dropped ten pounds in a week. Woohoo, I...
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Grand Gestures and Happily Married People
Seester, in response to the question of how did they stayed happily married, stated: We wake up every day, look at each other and say, Yes, I want to do this again.
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Fiction: A Sea of Grief
