When a life is lost it most often leaves a wake of devastation in its path. Children struggling with the loss of a parent, spouses trying to fathom life without their soulmate, parents, siblings, and friends trying to find peace with a crushing loss. The path to acceptance is never easy. In fact, the grieving process is … Read More
Month: June 2018
Debunking Sympathy Gift Myths
When a loved one is dealing with the death of someone close to them it can be hard to watch them struggle. There are many ways to provide support during this time, but you don’t want to go about it the wrong way. Sending sympathy gifts can be intimidating because there is certain “etiquette” that … Read More
Miscarriage Gifts: Do’s and Don’ts
A miscarriage can be one of the hardest things that a couple ever has to endure. The excitement of having a baby vanishes in an instant and they are left to deal with the painful reality of life without their precious little one. When we know a loved one that is going through a miscarriage, … Read More
Helping a Loved One Through Grief Obstacles
When we watch a loved one going through the grieving process it can be emotionally draining for us as well. It’s hard to watch someone we love struggle and it’s human nature to want to do whatever possible to help them through their grief obstacles. If you’re wondering what grief obstacles are, there are many. … Read More
Everyone Needs a Sanctuary During Grief: How to Find or Create Yours
Losing someone is never easy, especially someone very close to us or if the death is sudden and unexpected. Trying to cope with that loss can leave you struggling to understand intense emotions and feelings of emptiness. During these times, it’s important to have a sanctuary. The Importance of a Sanctuary A sanctuary is somewhere … Read More
Silence is Louder Than You Think: How to Be There for Your Loved Ones After They Lose Someone
When someone we love loses someone we obviously want to be there for them. It’s a trying and emotional time, but we often struggle with what to say and do. Sometimes we’re so fearful of saying or doing the wrong thing that we’re fearful of even mentioning the loss. Unfortunately, that’s not a good strategy … Read More






