Grateful, Thankful, and Mending!
This Journey through the Wilderness of Grief and Beyond to New Life
To Larry, tradition meant everything. He was Jewish through and through. So much that his DNA analysis revealed 99% EuropeanContinue Reading
“God is everywhere, in the grief, in the pain, in the rejoicing, in the memories. God is found right inContinue Reading
Moving Sometimes when we are on the long, tortuous grief road moving forward seems impossible. Stuck is the operative wordContinue Reading
Thoughts on Grief XXXVI Unapologetically Real 25 “So it’s true, when all is said and done, grief is the priceContinue Reading
Well hello little badass calendar Okay, I just call bullshit except for the first sentence. WTF is wrong with you?Continue Reading
Oh COVID, why haven’t you left us yet? “COVID-19, are you going to be naughty or nice to me?” ―Continue Reading
Grateful for Family My immediate family is small. Death hits hard, whether near or far Family is everything and bondsContinue Reading
Grateful for family Today I woke up late at 9:15am. Although it was daylight, I woke up to darkness inContinue Reading
Well hello little badass calendar! Finally some good advice! Except for grief and mourning… that’s a whole different monster thatContinue Reading
The picture above hit me like a ton of ROCKS. It perfectly conveys the sheer weight of grief. “It doesn’tContinue Reading
Today is one of those days and I have been on the struggle bus all day. However, I have committedContinue Reading
“Imagination, therefore, is nothing but decaying sense…” — Hobbes “I felt a strange delight in causing my decay.” — RobertContinue Reading
Lawrence, my Love: “I remember when your name was just another name that rolled without thought off my tongue. Now,Continue Reading
Today I am grateful for: Letters received in the mail that bring happy tears. I haven’t cried happy tears inContinue Reading
“We each die once but the people in their physical bodies kill us over, and, over again.” –Tom Zuba ThatContinue Reading
Today I am grateful that my Love Lawrence (Larry) makes his presence known to me. I love storms. He lovedContinue Reading
This picture from a trip in 2017 Three years ago this week Even then, Larry wasn’t feeling well. He wasContinue Reading
Instead of anxiety, I choose gratitude Instead of trepidation, thankfulness In yesterday’s blog post Life — Period. II I mentionedContinue Reading
Death of a loved one is hard. Grief and mourning suck but both are necessary to heal. I say ‘heal’Continue Reading
