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Sunshine and Sorrow: Why Grief Can Get Intense When the Days Get Longer
For those who’ve lost a loved one, spring and summer can bring back memories and intensify grief. Explore why grief often heightens during these seasons and find guidance on coping.
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Finding Balance: Caregivers Need Self Care, Too
Many caregivers support elderly parents while balancing work, adult children, or grandchildren. Discover resources and practical tips to reduce stress and find support.
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Food Writer Finds Recipe for Healing After Tragic Loss
Discover how food writer and pastry chef Lisa Ruland transformed her grief into healing through her Food + Grief project.
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Freezer-Friendly Sympathy Meals & Meal Train Ideas
Show your support with 18 freezer-friendly sympathy meals and creative meal train ideas. Learn how to provide comfort, when to deliver meals, and thoughtful non-cooking options.
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Memorial Tattoos with Cremation Ashes Offer Unique Tribute
Cremation ash-infused tattoo ink provides a unique and profound way to remember and honor lost loved ones.
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From Pyramids to Palaces: Mind-Blowing Mausoleums That Will Astound You
A mausoleum is a free-standing building constructed as a monument containing interment space or burial chamber.
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Grief After Suicide: Finding Peace and Comfort
Supporting families after a suicide can be challenging. Learn how mental health professionals and friends can provide compassionate support and resources during this difficult time.
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Grief Classes in NJ Schools: Setting a Nationwide Trend?
New Jersey introduces grief classes for grades 8-12. More states might consider this initiative. Learn about the benefits and challenges of bereavement classes.
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Grief Etiquette 101: What to Do at Deathbeds, Funerals, and Beyond
From deathbed visits to funeral services and estranged relationships, here’s a warm, practical etiquette guide for supporting others through grief and loss.
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Grieving His Parents, Musician Starts Second Line Jazz Band
After losing both parents, a Portland musician launched a Second Line jazz band to help process grief and celebrate life. Discover how music can be a powerful tool for healing after loss.
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Survey: Half of Americans Don't Know Their Parents' Final Wishes
Half of Americans haven’t discussed their parents’ final wishes. Discover what’s holding them back and the benefits of starting the conversation.
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Hospice Nurse Takes to TikTok to Talk Openly About Death
Hospice Nurse Julie shares insights about death and dying on social media, educating millions on end-of-life care, acceptance, and the peaceful process of dying.
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Hospice Patients Grateful for Last Wishes Large and Small
Discover how the nonprofit Gifted Wishes fulfills heartfelt final wishes for hospice patients from simple comforts to joyful reunions in life’s final chapter.
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