Bereavement

Losing a parent when they die is difficult, but losing the relationship of a family member or friend when they are still alive can be just a tough.

Enduring to the end is tough at the best of times. There are many things to discourage us. Here are a few things that may help you keep your chin up and press forward.

My opinion on "Life After Death". I cannot believe that this world is all there is to our eternity.

Don't rely on the family to tell you when someone has died. They have enough to worry about. Take some responsibility and learn what is happening all on your own.

We have experienced a significant loss in our lives this week. A wonderful man, who took the place of my husband's father after he died, passed away. My daughter, took it rather hard. My goal was to try to get her to look at it from an eternal perspective.

Curl up with a photo album and a handkerchief and get the holiday blues out of your system before the rush of preparing for the holidays hits.

Taking the time to spend with a loved one is the most precious gift you can give to yourself -- and the one you love.

The anniversary date of a friend's death can bring on many feelings. Suppressing those feelings can be damaging to yourself and the memory you hold of that person.

Losing a parent is one of the hardest losses any person has to go through. Hopefully, there are ways you can remember that person to keep them alive in your heart and mind.

Watching a friend pass away can sometimes be a hard as seeing a family member die.