Books for a Grieving Child | 5-minute read Grief Support | Child Grief | Juvenile Grief A child’s grief may be difficult to address as we navigate our own loss. “I’m OK Mom” or the equivalent, is a likely response to inquiries to children following a loss. It’s kind of like, “How was school today?”
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Grief & Substance Use & Addiction Link: https://bocarecoverycenter.com/addiction/grief-substance-use-addiction/ Source: Boca Recovery Center Being in a state of grief or depression makes certain individuals more prone to explore the use of mind-altering substances. This can quickly lead to continued substance abuse and addiction. – Boca Recovery Center Grief from the loss of a loved one is
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Link: Why you don’t want to be an executor Source: The Detroit News Author: Liz Weston Read Time: 2 min. Well, it may be too late. Or perhaps not. Weighing the impact the road ahead will have, as you balance the duties of executor with the rest of your life’s demands, are worth considering.
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The Link: What’s Your Grief: The Resources Page The Source: Whats your Grief A world of practical, non-patronizing, down to earth information and resources is available to those coping with the often misunderstood phenomenon of grief. Now anyone who has ever built a website knows rule #1 is, “Keep users on your site”. Well –
What is this – Sorrow? Will it be here tomorrow? Today let me see – If I can just be. I may take a moment or two, and think of you. On this sad sea, I tumble and list In other words – I just miss. What was, what is, what will be –
Guest Blog: Grieving after a Long-Term Illness Diana Sebzda, MA, LPC, FT Director of Bereavement The Joseph T. Quinlan Bereavement Center “You Are Not Alone” Losing a loved one after they have struggled with a long-term illness, can present the bereaved with unique grieving challenges. Even before we lose our loved one
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Probably the rawest, deepest darkest experience I’ve known was the loss of my mother. Losing my dad was similar but the loss of my mother was different, more complex. In addition to the loss of the person, there was the phenomenon that they were both gone, irretrievably and here I was, such as I am.
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This always helped when I needed it. – Editors of Executorium.com “Go placidly amid the noise and haste, and remember what peace there may be in silence. As far as possible, without surrender, be on good terms with all persons. Speak your truth quietly and clearly; and listen to others, even to the dull and
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