Search Blogs
Tag Search Results For 'grief' (884)
Living our own "Last Lecture"
Boobs on Ice: inside invasive breast cancer | July 25th 2008 by Susan Reynolds
I don't usually post the same general content on two blogs, but this is an exceptional time and a cluster of very visible cancer deaths seem to be all around us. So the Boobs blog readers who don't always read... read more
What we should wish for in our grief
Widows Quest | July 25th 2008 by Anna Farmery
I posted yesterday about Is there life after death, and Diane wrote such wonderful words that I wanted to share them with you. She also left a link to the Waterbug story “I believe that the loss of a loved one does change you forever but that t read more
Govinda’s Grief..!
BobsBanter.com | July 25th 2008 by Rickson
Govinda received a call recently on the sets and was told his Dobo had died. Over whelmed with anguish he stopped film shoot and rushed home grief stricken, unable to face camera! My heartfelt sympathies to t read more
Because I Love Him (Her)
Getting Past Your Past | July 24th 2008 by Susan J. Elliott
I’m not sure if I’ve posted about this before, but “because I love him (her)” is not a reason for anything when someone has hurt you. Especially if they have hurt you badly and continue to mistreat or fail to respect you. read more
Is there life after grief?
Widows Quest | July 24th 2008 by Anna Farmery
Over at The Gazette they asked their readers if there is life after grief? The answers are both comforting - people have found happiness and also painful, for example Robert Roy had a tragic tale to tell. His first wife, to whom he was married for 23 read more
How I will honour Dad’s memory
Widows Quest | July 23rd 2008 by Anna Farmery
When Dad died I was devastated and still am….we had a strange relationship in many ways. We were so similar and yet found it difficult later in life to connect. I still don’t understand why…. Fortunately at the end of his life - he read more
Handle with prayer
My Little Drummer Boys | July 22nd 2008 by babyamore
hi , it has been a while.It's incredibly hard to write this post but just so you know where I am at.Last week my husband and teenage son, suddenly and voluntarily left our home for an undetermined period whilst we sort out a few personal,grief and read more
Getting back to nature to ease my grief
Widows Quest | July 21st 2008 by Anna Farmery
Yesterday I was determined not to feel sorry for myself, not to give in to those weekend feelings when I feel lonely and when my feelings seem out of control. So I volunteered to help my best friend in her garden. Gosh it was hard work and after hour read more
Grief can really hurt
The Shrink Rap | July 21st 2008
New brain scanning technologies are revealing that the part of the brain that processes physical pain also deals with emotional pain. And in the same way that in some people injury can cause... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my websit read more
Weekend Mail on Grief
Getting Past Your Past | July 21st 2008 by Susan J. Elliott
The blog stats always dip on the weekends but the direct email skyrockets. This past weekend was some kind of record, I think, and it will be weeks before I get to all of them but one email struck me because although the person said she’s read read more
Carnival of Positive Thinking
Widows Quest | July 20th 2008 by Anna Farmery
Here is our Sunday set of articles that will help us face our week ahead. I organise this carnival so that we can balance our grief with trying to think about the future GP presents You Gotta Get Out of Your Kitchen posted at Innstyle Montana- Come read more
Mail. We Get Mail When They Can’t/Won’t Commit or Let Go
Getting Past Your Past | July 20th 2008 by Susan J. Elliott
Thank you so much for your blog. My boyfriend and I broke up about a month ago, and we’ve still been talking back and forth and it has just been miserable. I couldn’t let go of the hope that he would change his mind and I’m still st read more
Complicated Grief May Be Chemically Caused
Where we Relax | July 19th 2008 by John
Complicated grief is the medical term for someone who grieves for months or years after the beloved has died and does not move on with the stages of grief. The grief is just as... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website read more
Our fear will be conquered through love
Widows Quest | July 19th 2008 by Anna Farmery
A great quote on love and a thought for this weekend from John Middleton Murry “There’s only one thing greater than my fear- that is my love. My love will always conquer my fear- but it can’t do it immediately. It needs the full f read more
Joyful Destruction.
Catatonic Kid: A Mind Boiling Over | July 18th 2008 by Catatonic Kid
There’s a frenzy opening in my mind. A ripping, tearing kind of joyful destruction edged with a fine ribbon of schadenfreude that will spare nothing and no one as it penetrates completely. It spreads, thick and viscous as even my blood and loop read more
What Sarah Said by Death Cab for Cutie
The Insider | July 18th 2008 by Michaela
Hey. I don't normally post videos on my blog but this is an exception. There are two songs I especially like by Death Cab for Cutie and "What Sarah Said" is one of them. It's a song that you have to listen to, not just read the lyrics. You can find t read more
I release, loose, let go and let Goddess.
Whispering Wynds | July 18th 2008 by Christine
This is a touchy subject for me, so I don’t know if comments will be on or off while I”m writing this. I may turn them off just so I don’t hear anyone’s negative comments, however, I may keep them on so that I can get some e read more
Sometimes ... I am overwhelmed by pain
Cat's Meow | July 18th 2008 by Jami Wilmarth
I don't mean physical pain. I mean overwhelmed by the pain of other people. My blogger friend Kim Lahaie Day alerted me to a new blog of friends from her past. The front page of their blog shows a picture of their four beautiful children. One daughte read more
Pet Loss - The Full Impact.
Pet Memorial World | July 18th 2008 by Dean
Too long people have had to grieve the loss of their pet in silence – keeping a stiff upper lip. The reality is that often people are affected more greatly by the loss of their pet than they are when losing a parent. read more
In a split second…
Mom of 3 Girls | July 17th 2008 by Deb
Ron has left to take one of the kittens to the emergency animal hospital. And it’s my fault. Or nobody’s - or everybody’s. But it was my foot in the wrong place at the wrong time. And Spots was right underneath. Is it Abby’s f read more
Persuasive Speech Time: How To Deal With Unspeakable Subjects
Communication Skills For Technical Staff | July 17th 2008
<br>In the world of information technology, we actually have it pretty good. We don't work around spinning industrial machinery nor do we operate fork-lifts or work out in the hot sun. More or less everyone remains fairly healthy an read more
Addicted to Grief?
The Shrink Rap | July 17th 2008
Scientific American July 17, 2008 When time doesn’t heal, the brain’s reward system may be playing a role By Nicole Branan Losing a loved one is always painful, but for most people... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my web read more
A Story To Warm Your Heart
Widows Quest | July 17th 2008 by Anna Farmery
As widows or widowers we often wonder how we can carry on…and when I find articles that show how people have successfully got their life back on track I love to share as a way of showing that as long as we believe, then we will get through this read more
Stumbling Blocks
LifePrints - Good News for a More Compassionate World | July 17th 2008 by Lisa McGlaun
Dear Reader,Since the creation of LifePrints in the spring of 2007, I've dedicated myself to posting on a regular basis. You may have noticed that since May I've slowed down. Some of that due to my schedule and the rest due to hardship in my family.. read more
No Title
My Domestic Church | July 17th 2008 by Elena
To love is to place others before you and to make their needs your priority. Do it. When you put somebody else at the center of the frame, your entire world changes, and for the better. You begin to find your own place in the world. When you’re dra read more
Berlindog
Berlindog Blog | July 16th 2008
Born: January 22, 1997 Died: June 9, 2008 If you’d like to view one of the last photographs I took of him you can visit my photoblog. This is the direct link to Berlin read more
We all need to deal with pain, in grief
Widows Quest | July 16th 2008 by Anna Farmery
I remember when my best friend lost her brother - her mother who was usually a weak person went into overdrive and rallied the family until they had all coped with his death. I looked at her one day, I had arrived early to pick my friend up who was s read more
What if...?
Airy Persiflage | July 16th 2008 by Bev Sykes
This entry is difficult to write, but I thought about it on the ride home from San Francisco last night and decided that while I've pushed all these memories way to the back, I really want to bring them forward and examine them, and maybe read more
Subscribe To