Category Archives: Grief
The Tides of Change
One of my favorite vacation places is the beach. There’s something soothing about the waves lapping the shore, the roar of the ocean, and the sun kissing my skin. The tide washes up new treasures every morning. It reminds me … Continue reading
Posted in change, Faithfulness, Family Life, Grief, Life Transitions, ocean, Uncategorized, When life seems too much
Tagged change, Family, Lamentations 3:22-24, moving, ocean
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The Healing Field of 9-1-1. . . by Betty Mason Arthurs
The victims of the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001 are honored each year in our city. The Healing Field tribute of nearly 3000 flags is at a park in downtown Tempe, Arizona. The flag poles are six feet tall … Continue reading
Hints for the New Widow(er). . . by Donna Clark Goodrich
Take Time to Grieve Everyone grieves differently. While one person may seem to have boundless energy and begin immediately cleaning and sorting and getting rid of things, another may find it difficult to get out of bed and face a … Continue reading
Posted in Grief, Life Transitions, loneliness on holidays, Love, Widowhood
Tagged grief, love, widowhood
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