How I’m Creating the Grief Vocabulary My Language Doesn’t Have by Babet te Winkel October 12, 2020 The Dutch wish each other strength to move through tough times. But in loss, we need different words of support.
Dad-Die Issues by Yassir Lester June 5, 2018 Death brings up so many feelings and conversations. Plans to be made. Legacies to cement. I had none of that.
My Instagram Therapy by Domenique Osborne March 12, 2018 With @textsforjohn, I can still walk through the world looking for things to share with my brother — even though he’s no longer here.
When My Husband Died, Facebook Became My Boyfriend by Lauren Jones August 27, 2018 Some people see social media as a trigger during times of great suffering. But after my husband died, it helped me stay afloat amid my grief.
Saving the Date for a Wedding That Will Never Take Place by Gabrielle Brazeau and Rebecca Soffer September 17, 2018 I was supposed to be married on November 9, but tragedy stopped this self-proclaimed ‘Bridezilla’ in her tracks.
Putting the Satan Back in Christmas by Carole Newton McManus December 16, 2013 The holiday season may bring up all kinds of memories when you’re grieving. But what if your loved one was more Scrooge than Santa?
Unmet Love by Andrea Syrtash December 17, 2018 I never ‘met’ the babies I lost, but I love them.