
The Family Stories We Don’t Know We’re Losing
My maternal grandparents had a great story about how they met. My grandfather originally asked my grandmother’s older sister on
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My maternal grandparents had a great story about how they met. My grandfather originally asked my grandmother’s older sister on

This week, I participated in a NEDA (National End-of-Life Doula Alliance) movie night to watch the documentary A Butterfly Has

I knew John’s first birthday after he died would be difficult. Rather than spending the day alone, I invited some

As National Cancer Survivors Day approaches, I’ve been thinking about survivorship. Most people hear the word “survivor” and think of

There is a kind of legacy that doesn’t live in documents, bank accounts, or legal files. It lives in stories.

There is something many families say after a loss. “I wish we had talked about that sooner.” Often those conversations

When people hear the phrase legacy work, they often imagine something formal. A video recording. A leather-bound journal. A carefully

There is a particular stillness that lives in the week between Christmas and New Year’s. It is not quite a

There are certain recipes that aren’t written on paper as much as they’re written on our hearts. For me, it’s

In the weeks leading up to Thanksgiving, we’re surrounded by messages of gratitude, warm tables, full hearts, and giving thanks.