Courtesy of The Recovery Village Columbus If you or someone you know is suffering from depression, it can be difficult to know where to turn. There are many excellent resources online that you can use to find out more about... 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 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 TeenVogue | by Adryan Corcione | Originally Posted 08.30.2018 | Published 12.09.2019 And it's totally normal. Grief is hard work. Whether you’ve lost a parent, sibling, a friend, or someone else, a loved one’s death can lead to a... Continue Reading →
Courtesy of The Irish Times | By Laura Kennedy |Photograph by Aidan Crawley | Originally Posted 11.27.2019 | Published 12.01.2019 Four years, and still I don’t know what to do on my mother’s anniversary Each year, the anniversary comes, and... Continue Reading →
Courtesy of Yahoo.com | Written by Elise Sole | Photo by : Amy Paulsen | Originally Posted 11.07.2019 | Published 11.17.2019 (Picture Above: Shannon Dingle lost her husband Lee over the summer in a "freak accident." Now she and their... Continue Reading →
Courtesy of TED.com | By Nora McInermy |November 2018 | Posted 09.29.2019 In a talk that's by turns heartbreaking and hilarious, writer and podcaster Nora McInerny shares her hard-earned wisdom about life and death. Her candid approach to something that... Continue Reading →
