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“As Tears Go By” by Marianne Faithfull: How a poignant song gained gravitas through the artist's life experiences -
“The Sea” by John Banville:
An astounding representation of the grieving mind -
Funeral Favors Offer Visitors a Tangible Memento: Printed or engraved items allow for a personal touch
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Author Archives: Juniper Quin (Blog Writer, SevenPonds)
Our Weekly Tip: Plan Childcare In Advance of Bereavement
Plan in advance for your child's care while you are grieving
Our Tip of the Week: In this day and age, with advanced medical care available to almost everyone, most deaths can be anticipated in advance. Even when someone has a terminal illness, there is usually time to plan for the inevitable. Conversely, … Continue reading
”Facial Reflexology” by Marie-France Muller
Facial acupressure is a gentle complimentary practice for every stage of life, loss and grief
While Western medicine excels at treating the physical body in moderate to extreme states of imbalance, other holistic therapies address the whole human system — mind, body and emotions. They provide keys for wellness, even as the body degenerates and the … Continue reading
“Thank You” by Johnny Reid
Sometimes "Thank you" is the highest praise
When the heart is too full for words, the most sincere expression of love is often a simple offering of thanks. Johnny Reid completely captures this idea in his tender love song “Thank You.” His warm, soulful voice and the beautiful … Continue reading
Our Weekly Tip: Anticipate Your Need for Support
Organize your grief support system in advance of transitions
Our Tip of the Week: If you are anticipating the expected death of a loved one, or if you love someone who will die (which includes all of us), establishing an inner circle of supportive friends, family and community resources well … Continue reading
Standing Rock Land and Water Protectors Defend Burial Grounds From Desecration by Big Oil
Native American graves excavated for pipeline construction
The standoff on and near the Standing Rock Sioux reservation between indigenous-led resistance to the Dakota Access Pipeline project and security and police forces is currently making global headlines. At issue are the land rights of indigenous people, the human … Continue reading
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