How Real Are Your Fears
There is more than one kind of fear associated with grief. Practical fears relate to … Read more
Hope and Healing Blog
Doug Greenway, a retired pulpit minister and experienced counselor, offers his thoughts on grief and life after loss.
Hey Mister, Do You Have The Time?
I own more than two dozen clocks and timepieces but about twenty-five percent of them … Read more
No Longer A Beautiful Day?
Getting stuck in our grief robs us of seeing the beauty in today. It’s like … Read more
A Grief All My Own
One of the saddest things I have to do is to delete a deceased contact … Read more
The Loneliness of Grief
We no longer have a graveside service in at least 50% of the funerals I … Read more
Things I Learned About Widowhood
Reflecting on my time as a widower, I’d like to offer some observations from my … Read more
Accepting The Unacceptable
Anne Lammott said, “You will lose someone you can’t live without, and your heart will … Read more
Endings or Beginnings – Choose One!
Why does it hurt so badly? When will I feel better? How am I going … Read more
What I Want Said About Me
I love walking in cemeteries and reading the sentiments about the life of the departed, … Read more
Moving On Means Eating Well
Cortez Ranieri has written 10 Habits For Grief and Loss: Create Change Through Adversity To … Read more
Moving On Means Moving Your Body
Cortez Ranieri has written a book titled: 10 Habits For Grief and Loss: Create Change … Read more
Quick Ways to Feel Better in Grief
Our society believes in instant gratification. Avoid the lines. Use the drive thru. Better yet, … Read more
Dealing with Belongings Left Behind
We really don’t need many material things during our time on earth, but often we … Read more
Wearing Too Many Hats
My favorite TV show of all time is The Andy Griffith Show. Its theme song … Read more
Tomorrow I’ll do it!
Samuel Johnson said, “He who waits to do a great deal of good at once … Read more