Grief can feel isolating, but connection with others is essential in supporting the healing process. You will meet three companions in loss: foreigners, veterans and fellow travelers. By leaning into ...

I’ve penned and published four books and numerous opinion pieces on this tender, taboo “grief” topic, essentially pouring my heart out ad nauseum. Doing so enables me to keep my boy in the present ...

Grief is a complex emotional landscape that demands understanding. Discover what to say, and what to avoid, when supporting someone through their loss, and learn how your presence can be the greatest ...

One grieving mom who delivered a stillborn baby has had people tell her that she’s “so strong” and “handling it so well.” Although those who say things like this probably have good intentions and ...

He later said, “Something about the way that Fred Rogers communicated about death and grief and loss is really timeless. It provides comfort beyond words.” ...

Grief can feel overwhelming, but small gestures can offer comfort when they’re meaningful. The Lumeloom Scented Soy Wax Candle is hand-poured with 100 percent natural soy wax and features a ...

Words don’t flow as easily poetically as they do in books. Wounds, exhaustion of the present moment can run so much deeper than language. For instance, I remember writing paragraphs to a friend ...

Hospice social worker and grief counselor Sarah Kroenke knows the power of words to soothe a grieving heart. The Waconia author will sign her books, “Hope Heals: A Journal of Love, Loss and ...

We’ve been here before. We are remembering it again. There is still no good answer to living with the pain and the grief. But then a few weeks ago I was introduced to some words of Ernest Hemingway.

10 Comforting Books on Loss and Grief Memoirs, novels, and picture books that offer words of wisdom, encouragement, and solidarity amid challenging times. W+G Creative ...

Tell him the grief is just all his love for her with nowhere to go right now but she'll still feel it in heaven." Pictured: Left, Hendry with Mason and her mum, and right, Hendry's mother, Irene.