“When my husband died, I was lost. I couldn’t eat, sleep, or get through a shift at work without crying… I couldn’t even bear to go in his closet.” “When our daughter was killed in a car accident, we didn’t know where to turn for help.” “After learning more about coping with grief, I was …
“Give sorrow words; the grief that does not speak knits up the o’er-wrought heart and bids it break.” ~William Shakespeare (From MacBeth) Why write? Because it feels good. It 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, whether …
Grief over breakup… Welcome to our “Lost Relationships” page. As one of our submitters said only too well, grief is about more than just death. We have many visitors come to our grief recovery website because they are mourning the loss of a relationship due to divorce or breakup. In some ways, grief due to a …
Learn meditation technique… Use meditation… not only for stress relief and physical well-being… but to help change your life from a spiritless existence to one of grace. The benefits of meditation are boundless. Where to Meditate Learn how to meditate… You need to find a special place in your environment to set aside for your …
LANDSCAPE MEMORIALS “Mourning is love with no place to go”. ~Anon. Garden memorial, or memorial garden? There’s a difference, you know. With a garden memorial, you add a memorial accent to an already existing garden, like a bench, wind chimes or engraved memory stones. A garden Memorial is often engraved with the loved ones …
Handling grief… Grief Skills: Coping with Life’s Greatest Challenge So a loved one has been tragically torn from your side! I am so very sorry for your loss, and extend my deepest sympathies to you. Bereavement research has taught us a very important thing… there are no shortcuts when it comes to grief. The healthiest …
Grief quotes…So what is The Grief Club? Listen totheseactual quotes from visitors to our website: “This is a club I didn’t ever want to belong to, but as my husband used to say, ‘tomorrow comes’.” “This club we’ve been forced to join is horrible, the dues are way too high.” “We all belong to a group …
