A Race Against Time by Suzanne Leigh June 3, 2014 Throughout my daughter's illness — and in the aftermath of her death — my treadmill has been a loyal companion.
Facebook Wall as Condolence Note? by Meg Tansey January 10, 2014 So your friend or colleague posts on social media about a death in the family. How should you respond? Our advice guru weighs in on that question and more in her latest column.
The Voicemail Afterlife by Sara Goldfarb January 23, 2015 My grandma called daily and, I sometimes sent her to voicemail — rationalizing that I was just too busy to pick up. In the wake of her death, I cherish those recordings.
The Eulogist by Annie Robinson September 29, 2015 Narrative practice has helped me navigate grief. Here's how it could help you, too.
A Gift Guide for Grievers (and Those Who Love Them) by Rebecca Soffer December 1, 2020 From ego-boosting apparel to frame-worthy puzzles to an instant community, these gifts say ‘I know the holidays are rough, and I'm here for you.'
From My Inbox, a Grim Reminder by Becky A. Benson May 28, 2014 The school district emailed to remind me about kindergarten registration. The thing is, my younger daughter died two years ago.