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Heart Breaks
I was asked recently to write an article for the Open to Hope Foundation. Open to Hope wanted to know how things like the death and destruction in Oklahoma can trigger tough memories and feelings. Continue reading
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17 Years of Practice
Christopher’s birthday is this week (May 15, 1974). He would be 39!
I have been “practicing” grief for 17 years. People, who meet me, now see a happy thriving person. They cannot imagine me 17 years ago. Continue reading
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