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Loving My Son, After His Death
I came across this again today, and thought it worth sharing. She lost her son around the time we lost Jake and he was almost the same age. Different circumstances, same emotions.
Posted in Healing, Jake Colman, Jake's Spirit, Memory, Other Media, Print Article
Tagged deathofason, memory, newyorktimes, parentsinmourning, thelovethatremains
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If Only Once, If Only for a Little While
This is a web comic dealing with loss, grief and coping. Kinda funny saying ‘comic’ and ‘grief’ in the same sentence, but it is very moving once you figure out what is going on. http://hirosemary.com/If-Only-Once-If-Only-For-A-Little-While Worth scrolling to the end, … Continue reading
Posted in Coping, Memory, Other Media, Print Article
Tagged comic, coping, Grief, Loss, lossofachild, lossofafriend
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Finding the Words
This is an excellent article appearing in the New Yorker online. Poet Edward Hirsch writes about the loss of his son, Gabriel at age twenty-two. It is a moving and thought-provoking piece. What is uncanny is that some of the … Continue reading
Posted in Coping, Grief, Jake's Spirit, Other Media, Poetry, Print Article, Sadness
Tagged edwardhirsch, grievingfather, newyorker, poet, Tragedy
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Lessons of Holiness
Here is an article appearing on the Jewish Press website sent to me today. It speaks of the challenge of bereavement, finding our way forward and keeping our loved ones alive in our hearts. The Lessons of Holiness Even in … Continue reading
Posted in Ceremony, Coping, Grief, Healing, Jake Colman, Jake's Spirit, Memory, Other Media, Print Article
Tagged death, Grief, grievingparent, holiness, lossofachild, memory
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What Suffering Does
Here is an article from the New York Times on Suffering. What Suffering Does It poses some interesting questions and makes some cogent observations. He is correct when he says that you crash through the floor of your personality, into … Continue reading
Posted in Grief, Other Media, Print Article, Sadness, Tragedy
Tagged newyorktimes, suffering
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Solving the Problem of Grief: The Solution Is Not What You Think
Originally posted on Natasha's Memory Garden:
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/megan-devine/death-and-dying_b_4606150.html By Megan Devine Posted: 01/23/2014 5:51 pm Solving the problem of grief is a problem in itself: if the ways you are broken cannot possibly be fixed, why does everyone keep giving…
Posted in Friends and Family, Grief, Healing, Kindness, Print Article, Progress, Sadness, Support, Tragedy
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The Art of Presence – New York Times Article
Here is a link to a great article about helping people who grieve. As I wrote earlier, just being there is often enough, but when it isn’t, here are some guidelines for action. There is an interesting point made about … Continue reading
Posted in Coping, Daily Ramblings, Friends and Family, Grief, Healing, Kindness, Print Article, Support, Tragedy
Tagged buildersandfiremen, griefsupport, grievingparent, grievingprocess, helpingothersgrieve, lossofachild, newyorktimesarticle, stagesofgrief, suddendeath, suddendeathofachild
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