I woke in the inky darkness to the wind’s furious whipping outside my window. The power had finally gone out after flickered warnings through the Continue Reading
Grieving Someone Still Living or Something That’s Died
When we think of grief, we most often think of the mourning that comes after someone has died. But grief is so much wider. We grieve because of Continue Reading
Debunking the Get Over It Myth in Miscarriage
Can you grieve a little life you never got to hold? Sarah Philpott, author of Loved Baby, says miscarriage can trigger surprising grief for women and Continue Reading
A Grief Myth: You’ll Get Over It
Somewhere I picked up the grief myth: you'll get over it. I was so naive about deep loss. After Dan died, when life was completely shattered, I Continue Reading
Grief Myth #2: The First Year is the Hardest
If we’re going to talk grief myths, this one needs to be outed: the myth that the first year is the hardest. After Dan died, I had no idea what to Continue Reading
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