The impact of The 9/11 Memorial & Museum
In New York City for a wedding, we picked that afternoon to go to Ground Zero. It was smart to...
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Tag: Grief
Inspiration from the epic movie: “Gladiator”
At some point I realized that I can only make a difference in this world by having the emotions that go out from me be positive ripples instead of negative ones.
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What’s Your One Word Epithet?
Scrivener’s dictionary lists the noun definition for “epithet” as, “an adjective or descriptive...
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Forward Acceleration is a Vital Part of Life
Losing those we love When we experience deep loss, going on with life doesn’t mean forgetting the...
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Finally reading Little Women
In 1967 when I was eight, my mother gave me paperbacks of: Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, The...
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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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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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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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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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Christmas: What does it Mean to You?
From a friend’s grandson I hear that the spirit of Santa Claus is more important than the gifts....
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Do You Make Distinctions Between Sincerity and Seriousness?
It’s time to share a trait that sometimes gets me into trouble. Truth be told, I should...
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What About Mothers and Deep Conversations?
I know there are women out there who were lucky enough to have had, and are even luckier to still...
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Fiction: A Sea of Grief
