In all these reflections the common theme is that we need the space to reflect and process loss and grief. A strong support network of family and friends can be helpful. Sometimes however such a network is hard to find or speak with and at this point talking therapy can provide that refle...
Thirty years after losing her mother, Edwards found herself sitting under those same stars, providing support to grieving kids at Camp MAGIK. “It felt like such a full circle moment for me,” she said. Having seen how grief impacted her own family, Edwards is an advocate for kids receiving...
It can be tough, certainly bittersweet, but for some people comforting. A great example of this is the movie “The Way”:10. Maintain Their Facebook Page. This is more and more common and Facebook has even got the process in place to support it: You can request a memorialization page...
and perceivedunresolved griefat follow-up was evaluated in terms of odds ratios (ORs). The unadjusted estimates were calculated using logistic regression which was then subsequently adjusted for three groups of possible confounders. The adjustment scheme applied decomposes into...
death; how to recognize if they are grieving 'normally'; how to create open communication and dialogue; etc. When we ask adults what they need in their grief, often their first response is what they need for their children. We have number of articles on WYG offering this type of support...
When we are brave enough to grieve in groups or publicly, we can find support and understanding that would not otherwise be possible. I hope all of you who are experiencing loss and grief, who are battling cancer, who are just having a fuck of a hard time know that I am thinking ...
She thought it was best to be honest and appreciated the offers of support she’d received from friends and adults she knows. I told her that what we were doing, lying there talking for an hour together about this, was the most important thing we could be doing today. I told her ...