By: Lauren Chee
Grief is an universal human experience – and yet it is commonly misunderstood. Many of my clients ask for help to move through or “fix” their grief.
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Grief and Chronic Illness: The Invisible Layers We Carry
By: Dave Clark
So much of chronic illness and disability is invisible to those around us. I have lived with chronic fatigue syndrome (ME/CFS) for the past nineteen years and know the daily experience of having my body and brain’s capacity reduced, even though outwardly I might look like I am going okay.
How Powerful is a Morning Ritual, Really?
By: Laura Bennett
Becky Galli has faced more loss than most of us could imagine: a brother’s sudden death, a painful divorce, raising children with special needs, the loss of a son at just 15, and a rare illness that left her paralysed.
Grief is Love With No Place to Go…
By: Brian Harris
I’m not certain where the obscure title of today’s post comes from (it’s often attributed to Jamie Anderson) but I’ve been pondering it ever since I heard it as a throwaway comment in the wonderful Three Pines mystery series. “Grief is love with no place to go“.
Grieving Parents Turn Tragedy into Hope for ICU Families
By: Yvette McDonnell
After losing their son Jaaden in a tragic e-bike crash, Pastors Ross and Kathy Abraham are turning their pain into purpose—helping families facing the unimaginable.
‘He Wept for Us’ Discovering Profound Peace After Loss of a Child
By: Laura Bennett
Nine months ago, Big Time Rush star Carlos Penavega and his wife Alexa (Spy Kids, Get Him Back for Christmas) shared the devastating news that their fourth child, daughter Indy Rex, had been born “at rest.”
Four Things You Should Never Say to Someone Who is Hurting
Once when I was young and I had a position of responsibility of a church, I was called to the hospital bedside of one of the members who had been run over by a truck earlier that day. He had suffered extremely serious injuries and he was lucky to be alive.