For three months this winter, the mid-Atlantic was locked in a hard freeze. The ground was solid, trees bare, and the flower beds were buried under dirt-encrusted snow. Birds were mobbing the feeder out back, …
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I often use visualisation when working with my clients. I talk with them about the feelings that they are holding in, feel unable to share, or in some cases feel pressure either spoken or unspoken …
The Compassionate Friends, providing support for bereaved families after the death of a child, is one of the 100 nonprofits to be awarded $25,000 for receiving the most votes from its members and friends in the first round of the Chase Community Giving program. The Compassionate Friends now moves into round 2 voting January 15-22 where the charity with the most votes will receive a $1 million grant while five runners-up will each receive a $100,000 award. This is an opportunity to help a great organization with only minutes of your time. For the latest information, visit
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Sanjay Maharaj: Great to see you take charge and offering encouragement to others who face a similar situation
Shirley D.: Dear Mr. Einhart I read your article, a few times in fact and honestly, I must say I think you are saying all grief is the same. I am...
Carol: Hi, Julie. (My sister’s name is Julie, too.) I feel your pain. I don’t know why this hurts us so much. I think part of it, for...
George: Thank you for submitting this vivid poem. It reminds me of my own experience of losing my older brother when I was two and a half –...
Mary Jane Hurley Brant: Dear Dave and Sanjay, Thank you for commenting. I really appreciate your kindness. Katie lived large when she lived in...
Joseph Bigras: I thank you Sir Yea its not easy you know I dont even know what a hug feels like anymore sometimes I wonder why was I ever born I...
Alice J. Wisler: Thanks, Mary Jane! The telling of our stories do help us heal. ~ Alice