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Tag Archives: coping with grief
Life among the living
Gray the day wet with rain fog wrapped and dripping a heavy hand. The process to be worked the step by step by step the small pool of light right there at your feet all that can be seen. Misunderstood … Continue reading
Posted in Coping with the Death of a Child, Death, Family
Tagged coping with grief, death, death of a child, Grief Loss and Bereavement, honesty, hope, joy, life, living, trust
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If
If can be a conjunction or a noun. I really don’t want it to have any more space or time in my vocabulary for now. Not that avoiding it changes anything, but a lot of my intrusive thoughts start … Continue reading
Simple Gifts.
Simple gifts, I have received a grateful heart, a desire to believe, in the Spirit of God, in the spirit of man, in the hope of peace from a proffered hand. Love from a husband. Love from a child. … Continue reading
Posted in Coping with the Death of a Child, Death, Faith, Family, Friends, Holidays
Tagged coping with grief, death, death of a child, Faith, Fruit of the Holy Spirit, God, grief, Happiness, Holy Spirit, hope, joy, love, Peace, Relationships
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Blazing Trails
You only be around the people you love for so long before you need a break. There is a reason that absence makes the heart grow fonder, and that familiarity breeds contempt. I can see the signs that I am … Continue reading
Posted in Coping with the Death of a Child, Death, Family, Marraige
Tagged coping, coping with grief, death, death of a child, family, Happiness, hope, joy, Relationships
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Click
The newscasters last night on our local channel reminded everyone that daylight savings time ends this coming weekend. One of the comments was ” the days will be so short!” Where have they been for the past month? The angle … Continue reading
Posted in Coping with the Death of a Child, Family, Marraige
Tagged coping with grief, death of a child, family, Happiness, hope, loss, love, Relationships
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The Wedding
I have a friend who reminds me of the Meg Ryan‘s character in “When Harry Met Sally.” Every time I have ever dined with her at any restaurant she is the last to order because she has a difficult time … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Marraige, Uncategorized
Tagged coping with grief, death of a child, Happiness, hope, life, loss, love, Relationships, Weddings
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A Season of Change
It rained all day yesterday and now the wind is blowing. The gusts pick up leaves and twigs and fling them at the house. I have yet to turn on the heat. I suppose I should. I am amazed when … Continue reading
The Path We Travel
I did not post what I wrote yesterday. It was more suitable for use as an anchor. It was one of those break-down days. Today, in light of that I decided to provide a list of what I have learned … Continue reading
Gaining the Summit
I looked up “survivor’s guilt” to see just what it meant. There are a list of symptoms that together sound pretty ominous. I have had a few of those feelings though I think mine are mainly attached to a … Continue reading
Posted in Coping with the Death of a Child, Death
Tagged childbirth, coping, coping with grief, courage, death, family, life, loss, love, mountains
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Roads go ever ever on
Roads go ever ever on, Over rock and under tree, By caves where never sun has shone, By streams that never find the sea; Over snow by winter sown, And through the merry … Continue reading
Posted in Coping with the Death of a Child
Tagged coping, coping with death, coping with grief, death, death of a child, grief, loss, love
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