What Death has Taught Me About Life

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I hear about loss. A lot. Maybe it’s my age. Maybe my profession. Or it may be that people just like to talk about it. Because no one can escape it Loss comes in all sizes, shapes and forms. It can be sudden or progressive or off in our future just lingering about. And it always…
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Welcome 2023. New year, new memories to make. I am going to post a video of a song I love. It rings so true. Please remember how important our…
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The holidays are so tough for people wounded by loss. The newly bereaved especially. And old wounds resurface as well. Even ones we thought had long…
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How comfortable are you right now? Do you ever ask yourself this question throughout your day? Do you think about your comfort level? Or do you just…
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I haven’t written in some time. I guess I just have the blahs. And by that I mean, I’m not in the mood to do much more than what is required. Just…
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I want to share with you a beautiful poem. DIRGE WITHOUT MUSIC by Edna St. Vincent Millay I am not resigned to the shutting away of loving hearts in the…
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When was the last time you wrote a letter? Or received one? Perhaps a birthday or Christmas card with a handwritten note? For many, not recently. I’m…
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Many people ask me about regrets. “What do people say they regret the most at the end of their lives?” I have seen this question posed numerous times. I…
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