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Author Archives: Suzette Sherman (Founder, SevenPonds)
Happy Valentine’s Day
To our SevenPonds community
All of the stars have aligned to wish us a happy Valentine’s Day! And we wish you the best at SevenPonds. For Valentine’s Day reading you may be interested in past posts: Is “The Widower Effect” True? Also Meet the “Broken … Continue reading
We Euthanize Dying Animals, Don’t We?
My grandmother starved to death as the aid-in-dying (formerly assisted suicide) debate continues
Today I write about a subject that is difficult to tackle. When we end the suffering of an animal we call it euthanasia, but for people, the new term is “aid-in-dying” or what we formerly called “assisted suicide”. This is not … Continue reading
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Tagged Assisted Suicide, Euthanasia, Kitty Dies, Stomach Cancer, Suffering
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Happy Holidays to All of Our Wonderful Followers
We wish you the best, especially those dealing with grief and the holidays
We hope our blog has been helpful this past year, especially for those in the midst of grief and the holidays.
A New Year’s Compliment!
Charles Cowling of the Good Funeral Guide kindly thanks our Sevenponds blog team
Dear Readers, There could not be a lovelier way to kick off the new year than with a thank you from one of our favorite web site’s, The Good Funeral Guide, which also addresses the issues we are so passionate about. … Continue reading
Reality of Grief and Loss
Haunting photography symbolizes the loss of reality over the death of someone loved
Through her photography, Ellen Jantzen investigates the experiences of grief and loss. In photographs of her husband situated in various settings, she blurs out her husband’s image, leaving an empty presence on which the viewer projects his or her own personal experience. … Continue reading
