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WHEN TOM LEFT, I CRIED(Post)
WHEN TOM LEFT, I CRIEDBob BaugherWe hugged good-bye on the porch. As he carried his suitcases to the car, my throat was tight as tears streamed down my face. He lifted the hatchback lid, placed the s ...
The Old and Grief(Post)Gerry R. Cox If the welfare of each person depended upon him or her alone, then life would be a simple matter. But that is not the case. Each individual is part of a community, and the life of each ...
Three Instead of Four(Post)Another nurse appeared in the doorway. “You can go in now and see his body.”I turned my head straight to my minister. His intense dark eyes, framed by his silver glasses, met me with a wide, open e ...
DEATH ENDS A LIFE, BUT NOT A RELATIONSHIP(Post)As one who has taught, written, and worked in the death-awareness field for more than forty years, I am expected to be able to manage the many deaths that have occurred in my own life as an “expert.” ...
Losing Grandpa(Post)“I want to go see Grandpa.” Our five year old son, Bryce pleaded.“I know that we just saw Grandpa two days ago, but things have changed. Grandpa is not able to talk to you. He is hooked to machines a ...
What’s on your list?(Post)I recently watched the movie “The Bucket List” for the 5th time. Each time I watch the movie, I see another lesson about living life. For those who have not seen the movie, I don’t want to go into de ...
Where Has Pappy Gone?(Post)A child full of wonder sits on my knee.She asks, “Where has he gone? Where can my pap be?”I hug her and smile, knowing just what to say.“It isn’t the same, but he’s not far away.Heaven’s for real, an ...
NANA’S ANGEL(Post)My grandmother, known to all her grandchildren as Nana, was in the hospital. She was terminally ill with bone cancer. When I was free from work with my rotating schedule, I would drive my mother to v ...
The Week Of(Post)I’m sitting at my dining room table and out the window I see rays of sunshine streaming through trees. I sense you among these rays, and I miss you. Golden sunlight illuminates this bright green fore ...
Behind the Scenes(Post)God is at work behind the scenes, In ways you don’t yet understand. Challenging you to keep trusting, Believing in good things He’s planned. He knows every need, every longing, He delights in you ...
People Should Never Take Life for Granted(Post)Life is something that is very precious, because longevity is not granted to everyone. The only thing in life that is promised to us is death. It is reasonable to say that most people tend to believe ...
A BUTTERFLY VISITATION(Post)By Patricia Roop HollingerMy Dad, at the age of 91, had yet another farm related accident. He had already survived being kicked by a horse in his early 20’s, having his right arm amputated when it ha ...
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Why Don't They Cry?: Understanding Your Living Child’s Grief
$14.99Zander Sprague was devasted when his sister Lucy was murdered. But he did not want to further burden his parents in their time of profound grief. Many families are at a loss at how to connect when...$14.99 -
Baseball Forever!
$9.95Baseball Forever! Baseball is a universal sport, and one that Margie found to be a useful metaphor helping young boys process the thoughts/feelings associated with loss. Using the metaphor of a...$9.95 -
Straight Talk About Death For Teenagers: How to Cope with Losing Someone You Love
$18.00Straight Talk About Death For Teenagers: How to Cope with Losing Someone You Love If you are a teenager whose friend or relative has died, this book was written for you. Earl A. Grollman, the...$18.00 -
Care Package: For Death of a Parent 4 up
$21.00This care package for children who have a parent die includes the book, I Heard Your Parent Died, Love Never Stops memory book and From Sad to Glad workbook. This care package is for children ages...$21.00 -
Help for the Hard Times: Getting Through Loss
$17.95Earl Hipp addresses loss and discusses young people's experiences to help you provide students with tools to grieve and ways to keep their losses from becoming too overwhelming.Earl Hipp addresses...$17.95 -
I Heard Your Parent Died
$9.95This book is for children ages 3-8. It is a simple and helpful tool for family members and caregivers to read to the child who has lost a parent. This book lets the child know that it is okay for...$9.95 -
Something Happened: A Book for Children and Parents Who Have Experienced Pregnancy Loss
$12.95This beautifully illustrated, simple, clear story is designed to help a young child understand what has happened when there has been a pregnancy loss. The book addresses the sadness that a child...$12.95 -
Memories
$4.50Memories Memories…remembering the very important person in your life who has died can be confusing and painful. This memory book could be a support in accepting the loss and provide you...$4.50 -
Surviving the Death of a Sibling: Living Through Grief When an Adult Brother or Sister Dies
$17.00Surviving the Death of a Sibling: Living Through Grief When an Adult Brother or Sister Dies When T.J. Wray lost her 43-year-old brother, her grief was deep and enduring and, she soon discovered, not...$17.00 -
My Always Memories: A Memory Book Created for You to Remember the Very Important Person in Your Life Who Has Died
$6.00My Always Memories: A Memory Book Created for You to Remember the Very Important Person in Your Life Who Has Died This activity book was created especially for a younger child to use as a memory book...$6.00 -
A Me Without We: A Collection of Stories and Resources on Twin Life, Twin Loss, and Twinless Living
$14.99The life and love between twins is a journey that only few experience. Twins connect on a level far exceeding what science and research can describe... In her book "A Me Without We", Eva Jo Sombathy,...$14.99 -
A Parent's Guide to Managing Childhood Grief
$16.99100 Activities for Coping, Comforting, & Overcoming Sadness, Fear, & Loss Help your child navigate feelings of sadness and loss with 100 unique, activity-based approaches that help them...$16.99