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The Distractions of Duty
To reconcile our experience of death to life, at some time we must retreat unto ourselves and be still. read more »
Where Do I Fit In?
One of the subtle shifts we experience when someone we love dies is the re-ordering of our place in life. read more »
Ripples
When the heavy rock of death enters the deep water of our life, grief creates so much more than a ripple effect. read more »
Riding Backward
Whether we like it or not, when we grieve we're the ones riding backward. read more »
Remembering...Again
As we grieve, our experience of remembering slowly shifts. It takes on a rhythm of its own. read more »
A New View
What we discover as we grieve is that our view to life is constantly evolving and changing. read more »
Refurnishing
Sometimes the effect of refurnishing our personal space - physically and emotionally - looks and feels a little at odds with our surroundings. read more »
The Grief TV
Dealing with all the choices, options, and emotional challenges of a life irrevocably changed by the death of one we love is heavy lifting indeed. read more »
Moving On
It's an emotional commitment to make a major life change. read more »
Moving Forward
Over time I've found that one of the greatest hurdles of moving forward on the journey through grief is the active pursuit of redefining our individual self. read more »
Moving Through
Our life serves a purpose, we're going somewhere... read more »
Light Lets You See Things
Light lets us see the way through our grief, even as we live for a while in the darkness of our pain and sorrow. read more »
In the Dark
I don't like to be in the dark or power-less. read more »
The Harvest of Grief
The work of grief is a little like farming - it's a hard, daily encounter with uncertainty and the possible outcome of total loss. read more »
The Garden of the Heart
What does the garden of the heart look like, especially as we near the other side of grief? read more »