Every day, people die—quietly or loudly, young or old, known or unknown, from illness or tragedy, at the hands of others or themselves. However, time

Lately, I’ve been seeing more posts about loss from suicide — each one a scream into the void — the deepest, most unbearable sorrow a

I reflect on the days of unbearable pain after losing my husband. I felt like someone drowning in a vast ocean, reaching desperately for any

I came across photos I took at home of the incredible sunset I pass each evening — a sky spilling gold and fire. Yet something

Beauty is right in front of us. However, when our minds are elsewhere — when we are distressed, depressed, in pain, or grieving — we

An unexpected conversation triggered another wave of the storm, just like the rainstorm outside the window right now.  A cousin told me about a friend

No one knows the exact number, but historians estimate that more than 100 billion people have lived and died since our species first walked the

Moving on with life after your husband dies is not a choice you make all at once; it is something life slowly asks of you