After six years of losing her loved one, pain, fear, and love all persist in the daily life of the survivor. This compelling story of loss explores the importance of lasting memories.
Rabbi Yellin shares what he has learned from his mother who suffers from Alzheimer’s. It is not how long our days are but the singular moments in time that is worth an eternity.
The anniversary of any loss is an important time to reflect and review. Many people are surprised at the intensity of grief that surfaces in the weeks leading up to the anniversary of a loved one’s death or of a traumatic event such as 9-11.
The author shares her reflections as she looks back on caregiving her mother.. the ups and downs…
This is one woman’s struggle with grief and bereavement, how it effects her family, and how she deals with it in her own way.
This is one man’s journey through the death of his father, the stress of caregiving, and the acknowledgement of what he’s received from his father.
The continuation of one man’s journey with his father during his dying days.
Our parents, in their death, offer us the gift of another birth. In receiving that gift, we come to embrace life fully–with all its mystery and humanness, conflict and resolution, joys and sorrows, separations and meetings
Our parents, in their death, offer us the gift of another birth. In receiving that gift, we come to embrace life fully–with all its mystery and humanness, conflict and resolution, joys and sorrows, separations and meetings.
A parent’s death can shatter us, leaving lifetime scars, or it can shatter our limits sense of our selves, opening up our world into new dimensions.
Caregiving is not the end of living. it is a lesson and a cross in ways for us because we are forever changed. This author talks about dealing with life after the loss of a loved one.
An examination on the many losses experienced in life through death, divorce, leaving home, etc and what they mean for the future.
