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Tag Archives: coping with death
The compass
I sometimes look at old photos and the dates when they were taken and feel a jolt. It occurs from the toes up like an electric sensation. Just eleven months, just ten, just nine, just six, three, two, just one … Continue reading
Posted in Coping with the Death of a Child, Death, Family, Friends
Tagged coping, coping with death, family, Grief Loss and Bereavement, Happiness, love
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another 365 days
Tuesday was his birthday. I had been dreading it. I cannot express why adequately or sort through all the feelings to find out which one fostered such dread. I think it was the combination of the holidays lining up one … Continue reading
Posted in Death, Holidays, Pets
Tagged Birthday, coping, coping with death, Facebook, Grief Loss and Bereavement, Parenting, Relationships
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Eleven Weeks
In eleven weeks we will experience the 2nd anniversary of our son’s death. That means we have been walking this path for ninety-three weeks. This week others started this journey. They are in shock. Right now they are gathering their … Continue reading
Posted in Coping with the Death of a Child, Death, Faith, Family, Friends
Tagged coping, coping with death, death of a child, God, Grief Loss and Bereavement
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Inventory
I am beginning to recognize myself for who I am in this ” now”. I feel better when I paint or work in clay or knit. I feel like myself. I feel like myself when I read. I feel like … Continue reading
Posted in Coping with the Death of a Child, Death, Family, Friends
Tagged coping with death, death of a child, Grief Loss and Bereavement, hope, love, Relationships
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The winding road
Highway 276 is a relatively short highway that twists and turns its way across the mountains between Transylvania County and Haywood County in North Carolina. When traveling on it you pass through the Cradle of Forestry by Looking Glass Falls … Continue reading
For the Better
I’ve been to New York City with my daughter. I have thought so often about writing all week, but I decided to abstain for a while just to see how it felt. I went to New York City to see … Continue reading
Time Well Spent
Time well spent. I’ve been thinking about that phrase. I thought about it while driving for the past two days as we returned home from our vacation in Maine. It was the first trip I have taken in well over … Continue reading
Acadia
The dogs are up even earlier here on the coast of Maine. The sun rises an hour earlier than it does at home, and stranger yet they seem to prefer 5:30 a.m. to begin their day. The first day here … Continue reading
Inventory
I participate in an online chat with ” the Compassionate Friends”. We live in a small town and there is not a chapter here. There is a chat open every night for grieving parents to meet and talk online. … Continue reading
Posted in Coping with the Death of a Child
Tagged coping with death, death of a child, family, God, grief, Grief Loss and Bereavement, hope, Mental health, Pain, Parent, Parenting
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