Courtesy of HumanParts.Medium.com | By Jenny Harrington | Photo: gorodenkoff/Getty Images and Jenny Harrington | Originally Posted 03.09.2019 | Published 01.21.2020 At 3 p.m. on a Monday afternoon, death announced it was coming for him. He was only eight years... Continue Reading →
Courtesy of AOL.com | by Justin Chan |Originally Posted 12.27.2019 | Posted 01.13.2020 An Indiana nurse wrote a Facebook post that has since gone viral for the raw emotions she conveyed. On Dec. 5, Sandra Maria Kluskowski, a nurse at Memorial Hospital... Continue Reading →
Courtesy of Atlantic.com | By Ezekiel Emanuel | Photo by YASSER CHALID / GETTY | Originally published 01.02.2020 | Posted 01.09.2020 Ordering up more tests and surgeries for dying patients is easy. Getting patients the end-of-life care they deserve takes... Continue Reading →
Courtesy of HuffPost.com | By Clyde McGrady | Originally published 11.02.2016 | Posted 01.06.2020 What is the right way to grieve? Life changes fast. Life changes in the instant. You sit down to dinner and life as you know it... Continue Reading →
Courtesy of TheAnimalRescueSite.com Blog | By Timothy Roberts | Photo by The Daily Mail | Published 12.31.2019 Seeing a dog going to church is not something that comes up on the radar every day. In the small town of San... Continue Reading →
Courtesy of REALSIMPLE.com | By Liz Steelman | Photo: Getty Images | Orignally Posted 07.25.2019 | Published 12.29.2019 When someone dies, the first steps are usually pretty clear: you fill the family's refrigerator with meals, go to the funeral or attend... Continue Reading →
Courtesy of AmericanMagazine.org | By Michael Kotsopoulos | Originally Posted 05.26.2019 | Published 12.25.2019 I am greeted by a wooden casket hoisted on the shoulders of eight high school basketball players as I enter the lobby of Catholic Memorial School... Continue Reading →
Courtesy of NextAvenue.org | By Jill Smolowe | Photo: Adobe Stock | Originally Posted 11.06.2019 | Published 12.22.2019 A recent conversation with a 67-year-old friend who found herself unexpectedly retired by a job elimination brought home a grief we often... Continue Reading →
