"How much do I love you?" I asked with a smile. His cloudy eyes met mine as he slowly spread his hands as wide as possible. "That's right, Dad - to the moon and back, forever and always." He tried his best to lift the corners of his mouth into the smile that lit up...
It's a natural desire to offer words of comfort to someone grieving, but most of us struggle because no such words exist, and with only the best intentions, we can say the wrong thing, like: They're in a better place. Even if they believe that to be true, it doesn't...
There is so much grief floating around - grief that has nowhere to land. My heart breaks for all the broken hearts and so I created this 10 minute Meditation of Remembrance to help you feel what needs to be felt, say what needs...
By Linda Stuart & Diana Robinson During this time as many are acclimating to the new normal imposed by this pandemic, others are mourning alone as they attempt to absorb the reality that someone they love has died. Adding to their grief and inhibiting acceptance...
This article is a collaboration between Heike Mertins, author of “Grief is…” and Linda Stuart, creator of memorable ceremonies. Instinctively we come together when death happens. The need to be comforted and the need to offer comfort is part of what it means to...