You must acknowledge the grief to address it. Give it space or it will settle in and make itself comfortable.

“Things like that,” I said, “aren’t supposed to happen at the Happiest Place on Earth.” Then, exactly one week later – September 29th, 2000

Open to love - a blog series delving into love. I started this series because truly LOVE is all there is. What I mean by this is: Love is th

Divorce: In the midst and wake of major life change, there is the opportunity for a new start, A New Dawn. Have you ever taken a look at yo

We all have issues to deal with, so we must realize how powerful our thoughts are, and how dramatically they effect how we feel, how much...

It's crazy how certain events stick in your mind so clearly, while others vanish as if they never happened. I remember everything about...

Holidays, special events, and birthdays are always bittersweet times when you lose a parent. Christmas is not the same because you can't...

One of the greatest and most important lessons I have learned during my grief process is to not judge myself. Because I am a person who...

"You should be over it by now." "How long has it been, aren’t you finished grieving yet?" "You shouldn’t be dwelling on it." "Haven’t you...

1. Don’t keep asking WHY. It's a waste of time and an energy-draining question. ​ 2. Spend as much time as possible taking care of...