by Debbie Augenthaler | Jan 24, 2022 | Guest Posts
Today, I’m pleased and honored to share a wonderful guest post by Bryan Jung. Bryan reached out to me just before the holidays, and I’m so glad he did. He is an inspiration, following his passion to help those who have lost a parent as a child or teenager. We...
by Debbie Augenthaler | Sep 23, 2020 | Guest Posts
So many of us are grieving, for all kinds of losses, on so many levels. We’re all finding ways to adapt to a new normal in the midst of the ongoing pandemic, changing the way we interact, communicate, and offer support to each other as we grieve. Thea Wigglesworth...
by Katie Huey | Jun 26, 2019 | Guest Posts
There’s always a couch and a lamp and a plant of some sort. Across from that will sit one or two chairs with plush arms and pillows to hold onto. Next to the chairs will sit a small end table. On the table will be a box of tissues and a few ballpoint pens. The walls...
by Maggie Thompson | May 2, 2019 | Guest Posts
Dear Grief,I am writing to recount your recent stay.On November 1st, 2016 you arrived at my door. You had come for brief visits on other occasions, but this time you stood with suitcase in hand. You had moved into the homes of many great souls that year: David...
by Laura Gonsalves | May 1, 2019 | Guest Posts
Dearest Tess, Remember writing this in your diary a few months before you left? Do you ever wonder when you look at the sky at night that there is a planet out there just like ours? And you are just like you. And you are actually looking back at...
by Dr. Jan Seward | May 1, 2019 | Guest Posts
I often think that people should be like trees – if you could find a way to cut inside, you could see rings, showing what the person had weathered – the seasons, the losses, the gains. If I looked in my rings, what story would they tell? There I am...