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the price of lovehe Price of Love is about a cancer journey, from the viewpoint of a partner. It's a human story, for any woman who ever had a family, and for any man who never thought he’d lose it. |
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Blogging for real. Blogging with honesty.From the heart of one woman on a journey from her past into the present. Nothing is taboo. |
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Remembering RubyWhen we lost our beloved family beagle to cancer at the age of 13 in 2003, I wrote a children's book as part of the grieving process. Remembering Ruby: For Families Living Beyond the Loss of a Pet was a labor of love for my entire family. I created t |
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It's not the weight you carry, but how you carry it
on Apr 17, 2007 in Heavy Mary Oliver grief poetry From Mary Oliver's book Thirst for all those grieving these days.HeavyThat timeI thought I could notgo any closer to griefwithout dyingI went closerand I did not die.Surely Godhad His hand in this,as well as friends.Still, I was bent,and my laughter,...
Where was God?
on Apr 18, 2007 in mass shooting mourning massacre where was god va tech grief trajedy virginia tech The entire nation was rocked by the news that came out of Blacksburg, VA on Monday, April 16, 2007. The Virginia Tech campus was besieged by a lone gunman who murdered 32 people before taking his own life.As our emotions waver between grief and ange...
Sad truth about the big "C"
on May 1, 2007 in death Canadian Cancer Society grief cancer Four years ago I underwent the most painful and traumatic period of my life. Four days after my father was diagnosed with non-small-cell lung cancer, he squeezed our hands, gasped his last breathe and died in a Calgary hospital. He was 59 years old.
Messages From The Animal Kingdom...
on May 8, 2007 in wicca goddess grief emotional witch message magick wiccan animal oracle mourning dove animals Are you going through life carrying old grief, pain or hate? If so, Dove (sometimes known as Mourning Dove) encourages you to let go of your emotional baggage so that true healing can take place. It’s time to forgive, release, and move forward. And...
Small stuff
on Jun 4, 2007 in grief Thanks for your comforting words and intentions during the last several weeks.My father has never been so present to me as he has been since he died. There are reminders of him everywhere in the things he loved or hated, in what he did or didn't do,...