Take some time this holiday season to honor your loved one
Hard to believe, but another year is quickly ending. The holidays mark when family and friends celebrate our traditions and […]
Healing, Holidays
Children, Emotional Suppression, Family, Holidays, Memory
It’s the Holiday Season, and Grief doesn’t take a break
Yes, it is that time of the year again. It’s when family and friends gather to celebrate the special days:
Contentment, Family, Healing, Moving Forward
Photographs
Recently while driving, I heard the song Photograph by Ringo Starr. As Ringo stated many years ago, he and George
Contentment, Forgiveness, Healing, Manful Emotions, Receiving Support
I don’t know what to say; Is there a way I can help?
I have several friends I often speak with, and I must preface that they have been highly supportive since my
Despair, Finding Purpose, Grief, Grief/Despair, Healing, Loneliness, Mental/Emotional Health, Moving Forward
Epitaph – Words of Hope
Epitaph is defined as “words written in memory of a person who has died.” Sometimes it’s a phrase or a
Finding Purpose, Giving Support, Healing
“If You Feel You are in a black hole, don’t give up. There’s A Way Out” – Stephen Hawking
by Tom Peyton Stephen Hawking, the English theoretical physicist, was probably one of the greatest minds ever to exist. My
Contentment, Healing, Mental/Emotional Health, Moving Forward
The Season of Fall and All Its Opportunities
By Tom Peyton For meteorologists, September 1st marks the beginning of Fall. For most parents, September means a return to
Grief, Grief/Despair, Healing, Manful Emotions
Grief and Anger
By Tom Peyton When my wife died over two years ago, I remember experiencing a gamut of emotions, with anger
Contentment, Healing, Receiving Support, Simplify
Grief opens the mind to that we cannot explain
Last week Larry Aherns, one of our brother’s shared a short inspirational piece entitled: “A shout out to everyone who
Camaraderie, Giving Support, Healing, Receiving Support, Self-care, Service
The Grief Club: My strength and hope
I never imagined that I would be a member of this group at age sixty-three. It’s a group
