Grief and Bereavement

Losing a pet is always painful, and this is my story of losing my beloved Greyhound Lady. I hope this helps other people who have just lost a much loved dog, cat or other pet... keep reading →

Industrious Capturing hearts Mother and daughter Intense love for animals Our wedding Conservationist Elegance (final school year ball) Young lovers That memorable kiss... keep reading →

What can you do when someone has lost a loved one? You want to send over something, but you dread being inappropriate. What can best express your condolences and support the... keep reading →

HS Florals 2010 The American Heritage Dictionary definition of the word bereaved as an adjective is: (of a person) greatly saddened at being deprived by death of a loved one.... keep reading →

Grief is a natural, healthy part of life. It is an emotional reaction to a significant loss in one's life. It is hard to watch someone you care about go through the stages of... keep reading →

Losing my grandmother was difficult. The gift of a porcelain collectible left me with a new found hobby and an appreciation for the family history an object can carry. keep reading →

This Hub began as a response to a comment on a Hub I wrote about moving on after the loss of a loved one. That Hub has lots of long comments on it, written by people who are... keep reading →

Don't kill yourself as it will devastate others who love you and they will never be the same. You don't want to shatter others do you? There are people who care and/or love... keep reading →

The loss of a child is incomprehensible. This poem reveals the conflicts of emotions and a wake up call to what should not be said to a grieving parent. keep reading →

My great great grandmother's headstone with her 2nd husband. Rest in Peace I inherited the family cemetery back in the late 1970's. I don't actually own it. I only promised... keep reading →