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“Michele’s writings have helped me in so many ways. One thing she taught me is that grief has no time limit. It’s okay to grieve, even after 2 years. As long as you don’t wallow in it. It can hit you at any time and anywhere. She has helped a few of my relatives as well. She has a beautiful gift.”
Is Grief On Your Holiday Guest List?
Whether you plan to invite grief to your holiday gathering or not, it will show up with your grieving family and friends.
The Art Of Hiding Grief When Society Believes It Doesn’t Count
Disenfranchised losses can lead a person to feel like need to hide their grief but that only delays the healing process and those who are grieving often feel alone.
When Gratitude Is Hard To Find During the Holidays
The Thanksgiving holiday is a time to be thankful and to find gratitude but that is sometimes easier said than done when walking the journey of grief.
Show Up Even If You Don’t Know What To Say
Everyone will grieve and everyone will stand on the sidelines of grief trying to help someone they care about. It can be hard to know what to do or say but keep showing up.
Grief Is Willing To Travel Anywhere
Grief becomes a part of who you are and it is a companion that will show up just about anywhere including on a much needed vacation.
