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WHAT IS MOST HELPFUL
“Time will heal,” must be the most common statement ever made to anyone grieving. It turns out that even though it was true, eventually, it still wasn’t helpful for me to hear that when I was in deep grief. Continue reading →
Posted in Grief Educational
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Tagged child's death, compassionate friends, death, death of a child, grief, grief advice, grief bereavement "Loss of a Child", GRIEF RELATED, inspiration, loss, sympathy, writing
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I COULDN’T SAVE MY OWN CHILD; WHAT WILL SAVE ME?
I remember how I felt so useful and so hopeful. I was elated that my mother had turned a corner. And then within a flash of those thoughts, I was literally “flat on the floor” pounding it with anguish. I wanted to pull out every single hair on my head!
Here I was – super genius and devoted daughter, and I couldn’t save my own son!
Tagged "sandwich generation", Advocacy, Aging Parents, Caregiving, child's death, compassionate friends, death, death of a child, grief, grief bereavement "Loss of a Child", grief bereavement "Loss of a Child" "mother's illness", GRIEF RELATED, Humor, humor children, humor daily life, inspiration, loss, mother, mother daughter relationship, mother's illness, writing
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BESIDE ME ALWAYS – PART 1
From the distant sky came my understanding that God and Jason did not want me to be sad. Continue reading →
Posted in Grief Stories
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Tagged "sandwich generation", acoustic guitar, Aging Parents, child's death, childhood friendship, compassionate friends, composing, creativity, death, death of a child, grief, grief bereavement "Loss of a Child", GRIEF RELATED, guitar, inspiration, loss, lovesong, lyric development, lyric writing, lyrics, Music, original songs, parenting, performing, singing, songwriting, writing
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GRIEF POETRY
Thank god, he never really suffered. We prepared him for everything except death. Our pain is so great because we’ll never know what he could have become and we’ll miss him so much. We’re afraid he would have suffered had he lived, and because he didn’t we are relieved. He lived five perfect years and he was so happy. We’ll all miss his intelligence, his jokes, and his profound insight. Continue reading →
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