Dysfunctional Holidays

I have a surprise for you – we are all dysfunctional in one way or another and if we accept this with a sense of humor we may just survive our dysfunctional holidays with our sanity intact.  For many people, … Read More

Acknowledge Your Loss

It’s important that you acknowledge your loss. Though it’s easier to talk about almost anything than the dead, the dead are what mourners most need to talk about – especially jurying this festive season. Therefore please do not shy away … Read More

Gift Giving

Gift giving is the last thing on your mind when grieving, but your children and grandchildren will expect Christmas gift giving to continue, as it has in the past.  Our energy is low when grieving and joyful gift shopping is … Read More

Time for Yourself

Is it hard to find time for yourself?  For some widows they have way too much time for themselves, but for others the holidays mean doing the work of two, but all on your own. For those widows this article … Read More

Face The Holidays

“I can’t face the holidays!” is something I begin to hear from bereaved people as the holiday season approaches. During the coming weeks the music and decorations will be a painful reminder of Christmas without your loved one. Every year … Read More

Family Get Togethers

With the holiday season, comes the family get-togethers with different generations and values. Depending on which generation hosts the family get-togethers, it can be stressful dealing with different personalities, lifestyles and ages. This is especially true if they are staying … Read More

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