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Heartburn Cures - Safe Methods for Heartburn Relief during Pregna…
Healthy Articles | 19 hours ago by kanrich
Is heartburn affecting your pregnancy? This article will show you how you can achieve natural heartburn relief during pregnancy without putting yourself or child at risk. When you are pregnant, it seems that your body works at giving you grief. As read more
Forgiveness IV
Getting Past Your Past | October 10th 2008 by Susan J. Elliott
A couple of you are talking about forgiveness in another thread so here is one of the forgiveness posts. Forgiveness starts after we do our grief work and our Relationship Inventory and our examination of the relationship and feel the spectrum of em read more
Awful Grace: Poems about Grief
The Grief Diet: On the Loss of My Father | October 10th 2008
Since my father’s death, I have searched for comfort. I found it in the mountains, old pictures, memories, friends, God, and poetry. Here are some of the poems about grief that given me such solace during difficult times. The bustle in a house read more
Babymoons, babydespair, babyjoy
Musings Musings Musings | October 10th 2008 by The Muser
(for my friends who are struggling with infertility or pregnancy loss, there are several pregnancy and baby pictures at the bottom of the post that you should feel free to skip if you need to!)Spicy Sister wrote about her babymoon over at her blog. I read more
Water Seeks Its Own Level Redux
Getting Past Your Past | October 10th 2008 by Susan J. Elliott
This redux was prompted by one of the comments in the checkin thread: “It is a spiritual principal that we will continue to encounter others who will embody the opportunity for us to learn our most pressing lesson. When we learn to overcome th read more
Haunted House
The Grief Diet: On the Loss of My Father | October 10th 2008
As I walked into the house, I noticed that the walls had been painted burgundy and off-white. There were new pictures on the wall. Greyhounds of course. The furniture had been moved around. My mom said she needed to make her living room look bigger. read more
Loretta Sanchez and Linda Sanchez , CA-48 and CA-39, Lose Brother…
The Democratic Daily Blog | October 9th 2008
The sister’s Sanchez have had days of waiting as their brother and his companion were missing. Today the Los Angeles Times has the story of his boat being found and both bodies being on-board. I’ve met Loretta Sanchez. She’s a stron read more
Everette Shoub - final post
Truth In Love-From the Hearts of Those Involved | October 9th 2008 by jason
Thank you all for praying and for your encouraging words to me. One of my dearest friends died today and it’s really thrown me a curve. There will be a memorial service for him on Monday, October 13th in Mobile, Alabama. I’m not sure whe read more
How Do You Deal With the Loss of a Family Member?
Glue 4 Families | October 9th 2008 by Davida
My grandmother passed away almost an hour ago. So, why am I blogging about it? Well, I want every reader to think about how important their family members are to them. When we lose people, we, no doubt, usually think of the good times we had read more
Saying I’m Sorry, A Gift For Diane who Lost Her Husband
Perpetualplum's Weblog | October 9th 2008 by Plum
Saying “I’m Sorry” never seems like quite enough when someone has lost someone dear to them. My friend, Diane, lost her husband unexpectedly recently. They had been married 46 years. I had never met Gordon in person. She read more
My Love/Hate of Fall
TexasTesla - Jewelry, Musings, and more | October 8th 2008 by TexasTesla
What's not to love about Fall? The changing leaves, crisp mornings, crackling fires and apple cider and the prospect of Halloween. Ah, such a wonderful time. And for someone whose birthday is in October, Fall should be extra special.And it is...bu read more
A little heart to heart.
Three Ring Circus | October 8th 2008 by tiffany
Ivy has to have an Echo of her heart. The paed is a little concerned that her heart rate is always high and he can hear a murmur. Not all the time but sometimes. The thought of Ivy having the echo, the thought of her having a problem with her heart m read more
Your Love, Your Rock
Widows Quest | October 8th 2008 by Anna Farmery
I said that I would share stories that I have learned whilst being in hospital. On the ward with me is a lovely older lady who lost her husband a couple of years ago. We were talking about grief and she said that being ill scared her. I asked why, an read more
Unrest
Pole to Polar: The Secret Life of a Manic Depressive | October 7th 2008 by Seaneen
This post has been brought to courtesy of “” and italics. Fair thee well, my wonderful camera. It finally gave up the ghost yesterday, whirring into life before flashing me with blankness and clamouring to a standstill. Now it refuses read more
The Passing
Oh, The Joys | October 6th 2008 by Jessica
I did not and do not believe that the dead, that the long dead and disintegrated Shmiel and Frydka somehow reached out from the ether and pointed us, that day, to Beolekhiv and then Stephan and then Prokopiv and then the house and then the women and read more
Life Is Not Fair
Getting Past Your Past | October 6th 2008 by Susan J. Elliott
When I opened “The Road Less Travelled” by M. Scott Peck back in 88 or so the first words are “Life is difficult.” and I flung it across the room and yelled, “No $h!t Sherlock!” That was NOT what I wanted to hear read more
A Year and Two Days Ago
What A Tragic Comedy | October 6th 2008 by Juliet
I just realized something pretty fucking huge - that I completely forgot about. My grandma died one year ago two days ago. And her birthday was yesterday. I was with mom yesterday and I saw her the day before and it didn’t even occur to me. I o read more
Lifestyle Modification and Mental "Illness"
Kellevision | October 6th 2008
Indian Cowboy makes an eloquent argument for the recommendation of lifestyle changes when treating mental health issues. I've said this numerous times, but it always bears repeating and Indian Cowboy does so eloquently: "The medical profession spends read more
Explaining the Death of a Pet to Children
Susan Heim on Parenting | October 5th 2008 by Susan Heim
Our family had a close call this week when we thought one of our cats might die. Alley is nineteen years old and suddenly stopped eating. After running several tests, the veterinarian thought she might have an infection and prescribed antibiotics. Wh read more
Poetry Sunday
One Voice, A writers blog | October 5th 2008 by joni
O Soul of MineO fretful soul of mine that grieves,is it thou that freely leaves?Lost amid the fruitful wine,fleshing over such fragrant vine.Wilt thou remain a mystery?True divine I never see?Or wilt thou rain on me with blessing,teach me yet another read more
Carnival of Positive Thinking
Widows Quest | October 5th 2008 by Anna Farmery
Well done, I am proud of you. Together we have made it through another week - hopefully gaining strength to cope with our grief and loss to our lives. Each Sunday I post a list of articles sent to me to help us turn that depression into positive grow read more
The 5 Stages of Grief
Impawsible To Resist | October 5th 2008
Psychologists have identified 5 stages of grief, bereavement or loss. But first let's talk about some of the types of loss. We can feel loss when someone close to us dies but we can also feel loss when someone we have been close to leaves us in other read more
Being Good to You
Getting Past Your Past | October 5th 2008 by Susan J. Elliott
A lot of new readers always ask me what I mean by that. This is a modified post from last January where it’s explained. I didn’t realize that my self-esteem was non-existent when I left my first marriage. I had a vision of myself as &# read more
Women’s Retreat Update
Getting Past Your Past | October 5th 2008 by Susan J. Elliott
Yes, the women’s retreat is still ON. I have two people coming from out of the country and the space is ready to go. Because the registrations went so fast and the conference center was filling up, I closed registration for a while, but paid read more
Self-acceptance, again
Musings Musings Musings | October 4th 2008 by The Muser
As I'm revisiting my depression and trying to find a way to make peace with it, I've also started posting again at my other blog where I'm chronically my journey through prenatal depression. Feel free to stop by. Self-acceptance is so much easier whe read more
Platitude Hall of Fame Redux
Getting Past Your Past | October 4th 2008 by Susan J. Elliott
Someone sent me an email asking me to repost this so here it is: Only one or two of these are original. Most I have no idea where they actually come from but they have helped me in my journey. 1. You get what you put up with. 2. Hungry people m read more
Infants remembered in bereavement walk
Life Begins... | October 4th 2008 by Catherine
Picture by yirshNestled on the outskirts of downtown San Angelo lies a rose garden dedicated to the memory of infants. It will be the final stop in the White Rose Bereavement Group's "Walk to Remember" today.Stephanie Collins suffered the loss of her read more
Home Invasion -- Resolution pt 1 of 4
But Seriously | October 3rd 2008 by CPT Willy
When our home was invaded January 17th of this year, our lives changed in ways the assailants can not possibly fathom. Even now, after 9 1/2 months, we still live in the repercussions of that event. Finally, we begin to... read more
Points of Interest, #32
Mind, Soul, and Body | October 3rd 2008 by Doc
A thousand apologies for my light posting of late. My work among the sick and infirm has cut deeply into my writing and pondering time. However, I will post as I am able. In the mean time, here is a treasure trove of great stuff from around the read more
How to Manage Your Thinking
Widows Quest | October 3rd 2008 by Anna Farmery
Many readers of Widows Quest might know that I also produce a podcast called The Engaging Brand which is a business show, but this week I interviewed a wonderful lady - Kim Ades - who talked about how we think and how we can control how we think - read more
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