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Continuing a Special Bond
Many people who come along to our bereavement support groups speak about experiencing feelings of longing for the special bond they had with their loved one who passed away. Even if we find ourselves managing to make new friendships or maintain old ones, the absence of the person who died can continue to feel just…
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Gifts from the Dead
Thank you Anna for sharing this beautiful poem with us: Cupboards, boxes, drawers. Lofts, cellars, rooms behind closed doors. Hampers, chests, car boots. On shelves, in wardrobes and envelopes, Pockets, bags, sheds and under beds These are some of the places You might stumble across A gift from the dead An old letter, a card,…
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Running Brings Me Solace
Read about Steve’s incredible achievement – running 20 marathons in 2016 to mark each year he was married to his wife Sharon, who passed away in 2015. We salute you Steve! Click on the image below to read about Steve’s remarkable achievement. 📝 Grief Processing Worksheets 13 Supportive Worksheets | 7 Audio Files Work on processing your…
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Some Words About Grief
Read about Anna’s experience since the loss of her Dad. Thank you Anna for sharing this beautiful, honest piece with us. https://thebanditbennett.com/ This Saturday will be two years since my dad died. I feel compelled to write, although I am struggling to. It isn’t easy I guess. Death is inevitable, part of our nature, and…
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20 to Life
Revital (Revi) Becker This January I have been bereaved for 20 years. Two decades have passed since my mother, Revital, died of Pancreatic Cancer. Would it surprise any of you if I said I don’t remember much about her? I remember what she looked like and I remember what I should think and feel when…
