“I not only have my secrets, I am my secrets. And you are your secrets. Our secrets are human secrets, and our trusting each other enough to share them with…
In the journal C.S. Lewis kept after his wife died, A Grief Observed, he captured the signs of healing when he wrote, “There was no sudden, striking and emotional transition.…
In this cold, snowy month, fish rest beneath icy lakes, and animals sleep in tree hallows and earthen dens. I never really thought about hibernation until I discovered Gayle Boss’…
‘Tis the season of twinkling lights, holiday cheer, and frenzied shopping. But it is also a time of gathering darkness, short days and long, frosty nights. As the winter deepens,…
When you are grieving, some might say, “Just be grateful that…” These statements rarely land well. No one else gets to tell us how to feel. Your loss and healing…
“In the end, we remember people in pieces — slivers of memory, images, bursts of sound, and trails of whispers.” -Patti Davis, Floating in the Deep End: How Caregivers Can…