More people are dying at home, but the quality of their deaths matters most

Courtesy of The Guardian | By David Spiegelhalter and Anthony Masters | Photograph: Kzenon/Alamy | Published 10.10.2021 | Posted 10.20.2021 … More

Meet the bereavement midwife for Leeds who has helped families across the city affected by baby loss

Courtesy of Yorkshire Evening Post | Written by: Daniel Sheridan | Photo by: LTHT | Published: 10.11.2021 | Posted: 10.16.2021 … More

What geometry taught me about awe, love and grief

Courtesy of Psyche.co | Written by Michael Frame | Edited by: Sam Haselby | Illustration: Herbert List/Magnum | Published 10.13.2021 … More

Suicide and Substance Abuse Resources

While this not an endorsement of Sunshine Behavioral Health, I found their website to be very educational with regard to … More

It Could be 23 Days Since She Died or 23 Years, You STILL Gonna Cry About Your Momma

Lisa Caraway Oliver, EdD, GC-C | Published 06.13.2021 So…I serve as a Lay Eucharistic Minister (LEM) at the church I … More

The Biology of Grief

Courtesy of The New York Times.com | By Ann Finkbeiner | Illustration by Isabel Seliger | Originally Published 04.22.2021 | Published … More

After a Parent’s Death, a Rush of Change

Courtesy of The New York Times.com | By E. J. Levy | Illustration by Brian Rea | Originally Posted 11.07.2013 | … More

Maia Ruth Lee’s “The Language of Grief” suggests there are many ways to share feelings about the pandemic

Courtesy of theknow.denverpost.com | Written by Ray Mark Rinaldi | Originally posted 04.12.2021 | Published 06.01.2021 If anything connects the … More

‘The Other Half of My Soul’: Widows of Covid-19 Bond Over Sudden Loss

Courtesy of TheNewYorkTimes.com | By Julie Bosman | Photo by Dave Shay Photography |Originally Posted 12.31.2020 | Published 03.31.2021 Men … More

Dad, a Death Sentence and the Planner Who Set Us Straight

Courtesy of TheNewYorkTimes.com | By Ron Lieber | Illustration by Robert Neubecker | Originally Posted 02.26.2021 | Published 03.28.2021 A … More