Tag: grief

We Should Have Been There – Another Missed Milestone

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As many will say, grief changes with time. The waves of grief come and go, but just like the ocean, they will never stop.  Dealing...

Ten Years After My Second Miscarriage, I Still Wonder

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It was July 20, 2012. The corridor was cold, my skin prickly as I walked toward the operating room, my blue cloth gown swaying, my...

Coping With the Aftermath of Violence

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I closed my computer and headed downstairs after a day of seeing clients virtually. It is my usual routine. I walked passed the TV,...

The Truth About Having a Miscarriage

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{Please note: this post contains sensitive and graphic content related to a miscarriage.} I've thought about writing this post for a long time. I've started...

Dear Dad, I Miss You

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Dear Dad, The other day I reached out to the vet to ask her opinion on one of my dogs, and after providing some...

Upon the Loss of My Grandmother

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There are so many things that make getting older better. You have grown up, learned what is important in life, and are confident about living...

Explaining Death to Toddlers

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Like everyone, this year has been full of trials and tribulations, but I never imagined explaining death to my toddlers. Besides explaining to my children...

Grief, Kids, and “The Dash”

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My uncle died. Well, two of my uncles died this year (thanks for nothing 2020), 9 weeks between each other, but due to COVID-19,...

Thanks for the Memories Facebook

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Every September 1st, since 2015, I know Facebook will share a certain memory. It is the last picture of my son and me together....

The Friendships Beyond Your Village

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As a mom, I often think about my “village” – amazing family and friends who not only help and support me but make my...