Stages of Grief

Grief, as stated in a previous blog post, is experienced in various ways and lasts for an undetermined amount of time. How vague. It is a highly individualized experience. This sentiment can be confusing for those who are going through the grieving process. You may be thinking, “Give me some kind of timeline for when... Continue Reading →

Celebrate Freedom

I grew up with one set of grandparents as my father’s parents passed away before I was born. I am grateful for the opportunity I had to spend time with them even though they too passed early in my life. I only had the chance to see them every summer until I reached the age... Continue Reading →

Moving On Takes Time

When we lose what we are used to, our mind focuses on the act of loss which causes us to overthink the situations at times. Sometimes it's hard to remove someone from our mind, someone who we used to talk to everyday and one day we just don't talk. Then, we go through a phase... Continue Reading →

Still Standing

What is grief? Grief is a natural response to loss. You may experience difficult emotions, from shock or anger to disbelief, guilt, and profound sadness. It is important to note that the pain of grief can also disrupt your physical health, making it difficult to eat, sleep, or even think. It is all a normal... Continue Reading →

¡Todavia de pie!

¿Qué es el duelo? El dolor es una respuesta natural a la pérdida. Puede experimentar emociones difíciles, desde enojo hasta culpa y tristeza profunda. Es importante tener en cuenta que el dolor del duelo también puede afectar su salud física, dificultando la alimentación, el sueño o incluso el pensamiento. Todo es una reacción normal a... Continue Reading →

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