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Tag Archives: coping with death
Broken record
There is so much to say about our child, how we feel, what we miss, but we have a limited vocabulary with which to express it. That must be part of the reason we build memorials, run marathons, ride in … Continue reading
Posted in Coping with the Death of a Child, Death, Family, Friends
Tagged Australian Shepherd, Book, Colorado, coping with death, joy, love, Relationships, Tea, Tea bag
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In hope of joy
Daylight savings time begins this Saturday. Tonight is the opening reception for the artists of Blue Ridge Watermedia Society at Haywood County Arts Gallery where I will have some work on display. If the weather permitted, potters Brant and Karen … Continue reading
Posted in Coping with the Death of a Child, Death, Faith, Family, Friends, Holidays
Tagged coping with death, family, friends, Grief Loss and Bereavement, hope, joy, love, Relationships
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Fond Farewells
Dear Son, One of your best friends from high school died today. His death was the result of illness. I remember him as a quiet good natured young man with a ready laugh. You and he went through some of … Continue reading
Posted in Death, Faith, Family, Friends
Tagged coping, coping with death, coping with grief, death, Facebook, God, grief, Grief Loss and Bereavement, People, T-shirt
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In matters of faith
There is a subtle change, or maybe it is a shift in how I feel. Perhaps I am just getting used to the weight of this loss. It is a part of every day, every hour. Perhaps I am being … Continue reading
Posted in Coping with the Death of a Child, Death, Dogs, Faith, Family, organ donor
Tagged coping with death, family, friends, grief, Grief Loss and Bereavement, hope, joy, love
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Dear Son
Hey Babe, The weird weather here is suiting me just fine. It seems fitting that everything should be weird , out-of-the-ordinary, atypical. The sun is shining while all the clouds on the horizon are as dark as pitch. There are … Continue reading
Posted in Death, Dogs, Family, Holidays
Tagged coping with death, Happiness, hope, love, Relationships
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Facets of a life
The birthday of our son is a little over a week away. It falls on a Saturday this year. Saturday’s are not good days for us. The new renters will move into his apartment this weekend. Our daughter is dreading … Continue reading
Posted in Coping with the Death of a Child, Family, Friends, Pets
Tagged coping with death, friends, hope, Kestrel, love, memory, philosophy, Red-tailed Hawk, Relationships
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Grief
I can count the days since July 2nd on one hand when I have not shed a tear. I haven’t had one of those days in a while. I am working on not letting those tearless days make me feel … Continue reading
The rocking chair named worry
Do you remember the day last year when that man predicted the world would end? The radio and television hosts had a field day with it. I wondered if some of them were whistling in the dark. I remember it … Continue reading
Posted in Coping with the Death of a Child, Death, Faith, Friends
Tagged climbing, coping, coping with death, death, death of a child, grief, hope, love, mountains
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The path
Cycling through again. I have stopped counting the cycles. I have recognized that they can come from unanticipated triggers. Notes and remembrances from loving friends, stories in the news of events that parallel our own unfortunate circumstances, days … Continue reading
Posted in Coping with the Death of a Child, Death, Family, Friends
Tagged coping, coping with death, death of a child, Deep Creek, family, friends, Happiness, love, Panthertown, The Pinnicle Trail
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greater and lesser degrees
The grief attacks seem like a sort of panic attack. The feeling is sudden, the thoughts flood in, my son is dead. He is really gone. I will not see, hear or touch him again in this world. … Continue reading
Posted in Coping with the Death of a Child, Death, Faith, Family, Friends, Marraige
Tagged coping, coping with death, death of a child, Grief Loss and Bereavement, hope, love, Relationships
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