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Category: Grief

35 Total Blog Posts

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October 21, 2019

How to Plan a Child’s Funeral

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Planning a Child’s Funeral There’s nothing as heartbreaking as planning a child’s funeral. As parents, burying a child involves much more than that. We’re also saying goodbye to our hopes and dreams for our child. We lament all the opportunities they’ll not experience – graduations, weddings, births. Losing a child makes us feel lost, angry,… View Article

man reading book on grief

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October 7, 2019

10 Best Books on Grief

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The Top 10 Books On Grief After the loss of a loved one, everyone experiences grief differently. However, grief extends beyond the person who suffered the loss. Those close to the person in mourning also feel the effects of grief, and are often at a loss when it comes to guidance or advice on what… View Article

Pay Respects Miles Away

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May 6, 2019

How to Pay Respects Miles Away

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Losing Someone While You Are Miles Away There will come a time when a family member, friend, or casual acquaintance will pass away. It seems that now more than ever we find out about the passing of a friend or acquaintance through social media, e-mails, and short text messages. Thus, the question arises – how… View Article

Two friends on a park bench in Boca Raton talking after an unexpected death in the family.

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May 2, 2019

What to Say When Someone Dies?

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When someone we care about experiences the loss of a loved one, words often feel inadequate. Grief is deeply personal, and no phrase can truly erase the pain. Yet what we say matters. The right words offer comfort, support, and connection, and signal our willingness to walk with someone through their grief without trying to… View Article

Grief Stage One - Denial

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April 17, 2019

Stages of Grief | Detailing Stage One

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Understanding the Stages of Grief Better: Denial After a loved one dies, we are immediately tossed into a swirl of overwhelming emotions we cannot manage or explain. To some, these different emotions and symptoms are known as the stages of grief. However, even though most people experience the stages of grief differently, most of them… View Article