YOURSPACE: WORDS OF SORROW
TELL YOUR STORY OF GRIEF  | | "Give sorrow words; the grief that does not speak knits up the o'er-wrought heart and bids it break." -- William Shakespeare (MacBeth) | | | | | | | Why? Because writing feels good. This is probably the most basic and simple method of creative grieving. Experts all agree that expressing your grief is essential to a healthy mourning process.
Think of your grief page as a "mini-myspace". Tell us what happened, and how you feel about your own personal tragedy. Express your words of sorrow; it will be therapeutic in the long run. We have provided here a "soft place" for you to land, a sympathetic ear willing to listen and not judge.
Feel free to write whatever you want to. Express your fears, anger, sorrow and loneliness. Post a picture of your lost one, or a photo of you together. Tell us a little bit about them, and what happened to them. But this page is really for YOU to ventilate, not to post a memorial to THEM. (You can post a full memorial page, dedicated to them and their life, in THEIRSPACE if you want to).
Alternatively, you can remain totally anonymous if you wish. Change all the names. It doesn't matter. Just so you get your words of sorrow "down on paper". Let it all out.
Come back later and read the comments left by visitors to your page, and see how you felt "back then".
Share your story with others! It will help in coping with your loss. It will also help others to know that they are not alone in their pain. Helping others, even in a small way, helps you. You can access grief stories left by others below the submission form. Feel free to comment or give comfort to others if you wish.
Ready to tell your story? It's very easy, and there is no cost. Just click in and start writing below: (*Tip: Compose your story first in Notepad or other simple word processor, make all your corrections, then copy and paste into the box below)
Tell Your Story of Grief
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What Other Visitors Have Posted
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John, Grandma, Gloria, Dad
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When breathing is an effort
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As he drove home to his wife and two children ...
Grief Isn't Just About Death...
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The Toy Chest
I am looking for a way to help a family through the tragic loss of their 2-year-old son.
A family I know recently lost their 2-year-old son, Matthew,...
R.I.P. Tyler
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Summer Love,Summer Loss" 2007"
This tragedy did creep up on us. Lessons were learned because of my beloved husband Mikes' sudden death. We are seniors who only wanted to let life finally ...
Noel
My boyfriend Noel died 2 weeks and 3 days ago. I was with him for almost 6 years. We lived together for 2 of these years, but were not living together ...
Rick
Wow, where to begin? On April 1, 2005 I was at work when my husband, Rick, called. The sound of his voice told me everything. All I remember is standing ...
Suffering and Peace - A Mother Lost
What happens to the dying is a secret in our society. It is unspoken and that silence leaves those dying and the loved ones of the dying unprepared.
Hospice ...
He was the love of my life and my soulmate
It was love at first sight almost 30 years ago. I was only 18, he was 22. Six months after we met we went out on our first date, the second date on the ...
The night my grandma passed away
It all started May 20, 2006 between 9:00 p.m. and 9:15 p.m.. We were all sitting in my Grandma's living room watching my little cousin's recital she had ...
Sonny
My story starts five years ago, when I was 20 years old and alone. I had no food, no money, no family (or so I thought). I met him one day when I was at ...
Family Tragedy
I come from a big family, 6 brothers and sisters. We are all past 50 now, and have grown kids and lots of grandkids running around. On occasion, we would ...
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