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18FebHow to Write an Obituary
After the death of a loved one, family members have many final decisions to deal with. With so much to process, relax in knowing that writing an obituary does not…...
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11FebGrief Journaling Prompts for Widows and Widowers
There are many emotions we feel when we grieve. Some emotions are stronger than others. Some emotions we don’t experience at all when we go through the grieving process. Everyone…...
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04Feb5 Ways To Deal With Grief During The Long Winter Months
Grief is a natural response to how we deal with the loss of a loved one. Sadness is a reflection of the love we have for our dearly departed. Not…...
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28JanMovies That Speak to Our Grief
Curling up on the couch with a cozy blanket and a big bowl of popcorn can often be just what the doctor ordered. Movies that speak to our grief can…...
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21JanPicking a Word for Grief Healing
Oh Boy, did 2020 throw us all for a loop. We are just over halfway through the first month of a new year. So many of us have experienced grief…...
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14JanThings to Consider While Pre Planning a Funeral and Saying Goodbye
A large part of pre planning a funeral is knowing that in essence it is also saying goodbye. Funerals can be planned in a couple different ways. One way…...
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07Jan5 Reasons People Don’t Pre Plan their Funerals
Pre planning a funeral probably is not on many peoples’ list of favorite things to do. That makes it easier to avoid doing it all together. There are so many…...
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31DecBrain Neuro-plasticity and Grief
In the past scientists believed that once the brain experiences trauma or brain damage of some sort, the damage becomes permanent. Brain neuro-plasticity and grief were not fully understood at…...
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