Links & Resources
The Open to Hope Foundation is pleased to provide this list of important organizations, blogs, programs and resources.
The Open to Hope Foundation is pleased to provide this list of important organizations, blogs, programs and resources.
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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Linda Pountney: Dear Darla- There are many twins who can relate to you. It is a pain like no other for a twin. I am so sorry for the loss of your... Linda Pountney: Hi Suzanne The grief process is so personal and different for every one of us. It is difficult for me to comment on your lack of...
Harriet Hodgson: Dear Ellen, I submitted an article to the threads website and checked the Open to Hope box. The title of the article is... Harriet Hodgson: Dear Shirley, Thank you for reading my article. Please understand that I am not saying traumatic loss is positive in any way....
Gavin: Dear Joseph My own loss, compared to yours when viewed against that terrible background, was quite different. My dad (died 1987) was always...
Shirley D.: perhaps in time I will be able to condition my mind. Traumatic and tragic deaths are difficult to look at in a positive way. The way I...
hospice ca: Did you write this yourself? Very fascinating, either way. Couldn’t agree me — enjoy visiting your site, Thanks for your...