Family Ties: Losing A Sibling
My older brother, Harlan, died on November 11, 2018 of Alzheimer’s. He was twelve years … Read more
Hope and Healing Blog
Doug Greenway, a retired pulpit minister and experienced counselor, offers his thoughts on grief and life after loss.
See You On The Other Side
My wife and I have a saying when we are getting ready to be apart … Read more
The No-Name Griever
What do you call a person whose parent has died? Janice Harris Lord in her … Read more
Living On Borrowed Time
The idea of ’living on borrowed time’ is the focus of today’s blog. So, screw your … Read more
Why another grief blog? Read on!
This is blog #42 in case you are a meticulous counter. Why do we keep … Read more
Your Loss Belongs To You
In his book, Life In The Shadow Of Death, Michael Whitworth begins with this thought: … Read more
Where Ends Are Beginnings (3 of 3)
There are four great things found in the neighborhood of Matt. 28:1-9: (1) The dead … Read more
When An End Is Just A Beginning (Part 2)
There are four great things found in the neighborhood of Matt. 28:1-9: (1) The dead … Read more
When An End Is Just A Beginning (Part 1)
Right now, would you read Matthew 28:1-9? When is an end, the beginning? In this … Read more
My Mountain Is Too High
I am a firm believer that what does not kill us makes us stronger! Some … Read more
Caring Enough To Show You Care
Do you have a minute? If so, please take the time to think of the … Read more
Embracing Life and Death (Part 4)
This month, we have introduced these ideas: (1) The goal is to spend our time … Read more
Embracing Life and Death (Part 3)
In our last two blogs, we introduced these ideas: (1) The goal is to spend … Read more
Embracing Life and Death (Part 2)
In our last blog, we introduced this idea: (1) the goal of spending our time … Read more
Embracing Life and Death (Part 1)
Mr. Webster says that “embracing” is “to accept something or someone readily or gladly — … Read more