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Grief and Bereavement
Archives for October 2011
Discussion List
Two Years
As most of you know, I am only posting occasionally now and lurking much of the rest of the time and answering some PMs. Today marks two years since I lost my love. Time does help. I am having lunch with some members of our cancer support group. One is celebrating her 70th birthday and we are remembering Doug. I know that…
+ Website relating to grief and bereavement
I found this video and website relating to grief in response to a post I made to someone dealing with the holidays coming up, etc. on a different board. Moving on Past Grief: ===================== http://www.videojug.com/interview/moving-on-past-grief-2 It covers these topics: How do I move past my grief in a healthy way?…
If Heaven Wasn't So Far Away
A friend of mine posted a song on facebook and it is a good song to listen to. It's called If Heaven Wasn't So Far Away by Justin Moore if you would like to look it up on the internet. It hits too close to home for me since I just lost my mom this year which I finally got her buried a couple of weeks ago and losing my dad…
I don.t know what to do next
My husband was diagnosed in May 2011 and passed away October 5 2011, what do I do now,I want to clean out his clost I want to do it today, but I am scared that I may regreat it and at the same time I don;t like all the reminders I don;t need clothes to remind me of him. I don;t know what to next
Are You Suffering From Post Traumatic Stress?
What many of us are suffering from is Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). This is separate from the grieving. There are (3) phases to recovery: 1. Impact phase - victims react to protect themselves and the lives of others - a natural reaction; or, may be stunned and unable to protect themselves. Stressors during this…