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How Dare You Die Now!: Acknowledging the anger or pain of an earlier-than-expected death
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Author Archives: Suzette Sherman (Founder, SevenPonds)
When you’re invited for tea and death is on the menu
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A Song Resonates With A Reader
Letters like these are the inspiration that keep us going
To Our Readers, We are proud to share with you a letter (via email) from a visitor to our SevenPonds website. Jim was inspired by the information we provide to help people like him navigate the end of life. Suzette … Continue reading
Ringing in the New Year!
Choosing death over life In the name of love
While on a long sabbatical of sorts, I share with you one of my favorite articles I wrote in the past to ring in this New Year. Many of us are familiar with Ida Straus, wife of Isidor Straus, the co-owner … Continue reading
Adult Coloring Books by Dr. Stan Rodski
A holiday activity gift to help release grief
The holidays are here, and it can be stressful to select just the right gift for a friend or family member who is grieving. During the first two years of grief, most people are struggling with the reality of the … Continue reading
“When You Die You Will Not Be Scared to Die” by Lindsay Tunkl
Contemporary meditations that set you free from the fear of death
“When you die you will not be scared to die,” by author and artist Lindsay Tunkl is a book that gets you thinking about dying in a way you have never experienced before. The words easily tap right into your ethos … Continue reading
