Author Archives: Monica Salazar (Blog Writer) SevenPonds

“The Top Five Regrets of the Dying” by Bronnie Ware

Explore the lessons learned from those facing their final moments, and how their regrets can inspire a more intentional life

After years working in the banking industry, Bronnie Ware embarked on a quest for renewal and purpose. “The Top Five Regrets of the Dying” reveals what she learned in a new role that would profoundly shape her understanding of life … Continue reading

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The Grief Cure by Cody Delistraty

Navigating the depths: finding meaning in grief through unconventional cures

  When Cody Delistraty’s mother died of cancer, he was devastated. As a burgeoning journalist in his early twenties, he turned to his training in reporting, diving into research, consulting experts and exploring the latest treatments for grief. His book … Continue reading

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Things I’ve learned About Loss by Dana Shields

Finding Comfort and Clarity in Dana Shields' Things I've Learned About Loss

  After the loss of her younger brother in a plane crash, Dana Shields faced a challenging grieving process. With time, support from family and friends and guidance from a therapist, Shields gradually healed and gained valuable insights into the … Continue reading

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“Dear Edward” by Ann Napolitano

Discover the poignant journey of Edward Adler, the sole survivor of a tragic plane crash

Ann Napolitano’s novel “Dear Edward” delicately navigates the terrain between hope and heartache. The story follows 12-year-old Edward Adler, the sole survivor of a devastating plane crash, as he attempts to rebuild his life after the unimaginable loss of his … Continue reading

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“The Night Where You No Longer Live” by Meghan O’Rourke

A speaker asks their loved one questions about death and the afterlife

Was it like lifting a veil And was the grass treacherous, the green grass   Did you think of your own mother   Was it like a virus Did the software flicker   And was this the beginning Was it … Continue reading

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Navigating Bereavement at Work: How Bereave Eases the Process for Employees

Discover how Indianapolis-based Bereave transforms workplace support after the loss of a loved one

Scaling the mountains of paperwork that come after the death of a family member is a daunting and exhausting task. The recently bereaved are often forced to put their emotions to the side while they deal with logistical matters like … Continue reading

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