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A while back, Eleanor wrote a great post on grieving as an introvert. If you missed it, you should check…

Alright, let's have a quick pre-holiday huddle to discuss your game plan for tomorrow. Not where you're going to celebrate or…

Grief doesn't always turn you into an unpredictable ball of emotion, but sometimes it does. Sometimes things like a song, a word,…

When it comes to working out, I am a life-long, shameless couch potato. There are no two ways about it. I hate…

At work the other day I found myself in a conversation about drug overdoses and, as usual, I disturbed more…

With decades of grief theory that focused on closure, acceptance, and moving on, it is no wonder that so many…

Back in October, I wrote a post of 64 Things I Wish Someone Had Told Me About Grief. I wrote…

Self-care is a lot like flossing: You know you should do it regularly, but most people don't. Why? Probably because most…

Monday we tackled a reader question about whether it is ‘wrong’ not to have a funeral.  Like with so much…