Where Grief Takes Us: A Caregiver’s Journey Living with Loss
Somehow I knew I had to walk through that grief. I couldn’t work it away, or ignore it, or pretend it wasn’t there.
Grief: the day the music died
When writing articles on grief, my focus is on two things. Me and You. I assume, which may or may not be true, that if you’re reading this article you’re likely suffering from a loss, or you’re anticipating a loss. Either way, many of the effects and...You’re More than the Name for What You Have.
[title text=”by Gerry Arango, author of What Would Nola Do? What My Mother Taught Me about Showing Up, Being Present and the Art of Caregiving”] My friend James says he’s brain damaged. I say he has a traumatic brain injury. I hear a big difference, which...
What Are We Obliged To Do While Grieving?
After losing her brother to cancer, Amy reflects on how to honoring her grief and healing process. What are we obliged to do when grieving?
Journaling, What’s the Use for Caregivers? Freedom, Perhaps.
The payoffs of journaling is pure freedom, which gives profoundly beneficial stress relief, as it is one activity the caregiver may perform their way.
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