The Questions Grief Asks
Over the weekend, I saw a breaking news story about a skydiving plane crash. There were no survivors. As heartbreaking
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Over the weekend, I saw a breaking news story about a skydiving plane crash. There were no survivors. As heartbreaking
Spring and summer are filled with milestones and celebrations. Graduations. Weddings. Birthdays. Ballgames. New babies. Retirement parties. Family vacations. Mother’s
Why grief often gets harder after the funeral There is a moment, often quiet and unannounced, when everything changes. The
This weekend, I noticed something small. The pansies are blooming. Their purple and yellow faces were tucked into garden beds,
Last Thursday marked seven years since John died. Seven years feels like a number that should mean something. Long enough
When someone we love dies, we expect to miss them. What often catches us off guard is how much we
Groundhog Day has become shorthand in our culture for sameness. It’s the same day, repeated over and over, like Bill
For a long time, I thought living fully meant doing more. More productivity. More commitments. More ways to be useful,
As the holiday season approaches, I find myself reflecting on the idea of firsts after a loss, meaning the first
Today I’m heading out on a fall road trip. It’s a scenic drive to Yellowstone National Park, with a stop