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 INVOLUNTARY MEMORIES
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By laurie
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Posted May 16, 2022

INVOLUNTARY MEMORIES

“It’s Déjà vu all over again.” – Yogi Berra   Involuntary memories occur during the grieving process when you are faced with grief triggers that unconsciously bring up recollections of the [...]

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 THE WORRIED WELL
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By laurie
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Posted March 29, 2022

THE WORRIED WELL

The “worried well” has a pejorative connotation. It is being used to describe a bunch of patients who are perceived by some as using health care inappropriately, when more deserving patients [...]

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 YES “AND” VERSUS YES “BUT”
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By laurie
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Posted February 28, 2022

YES “AND” VERSUS YES “BUT”

When my husband Peter died, I was surrounded by love and support from both family and friends. My friends encouraged me to move through my grief and cheered me on as I progressed through the [...]

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 I WISH YOU ENOUGH…
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By laurie
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Posted February 4, 2022

I WISH YOU ENOUGH…

The meaning of “enough” can be unique for everybody. For some it is the bare minimum and for others it can be a great deal. The literal meaning of the word enough is “occurring in such quantity, [...]

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 OMICRON ANXIETY
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By laurie
In Blog
Posted January 7, 2022

OMICRON ANXIETY

Covid cases are rising. We are so sick of the anxiety that is infecting our lives. We are into the third year of the pandemic and, with each newscast, we feel a little less safe. Omicron is a [...]

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 A LITTLE BIT OF WALLOW GOES A LONG WAY
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By laurie
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Posted December 14, 2021

A LITTLE BIT OF WALLOW GOES A LONG WAY

“There is an eagle in me that wants to soar, and there is a hippopotamus in me that wants to wallow in the mud.” – Carl Sandburg Grieving is not wallowing. Wallowing is defined as: “an [...]

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 JOURNALING THROUGH GRIEF: The Power of the Keyboard
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By laurie
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Posted November 10, 2021

JOURNALING THROUGH GRIEF: The Power of the Keyboard

When I was a little girl, I took great pleasure in writing funny poetry.  I would compose hilarious stories with weird and wacky characters.  I adored writing and it gave me an outlet [...]

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 GRIEF OVERLOAD AKA CUMULATIVE GRIEF
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By laurie
In Blog
Posted October 9, 2021

GRIEF OVERLOAD AKA CUMULATIVE GRIEF

“Everything can be taken from a man but one thing: the last of the human freedoms—to choose one’s attitude in any given set of circumstances, to choose one’s own way.” – Victor Frankl The [...]

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 BUSTING THE MYTHS OF GRIEF
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By laurie
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Posted September 1, 2021

BUSTING THE MYTHS OF GRIEF

I am fed up with grief myths – those false expectations and misjudgments that make your grief recovery even harder. I have compiled a list of the top fifteen grief myths that I am exposing.  [...]

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 NOSTALGIA: YEARNING AND LONGING
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By laurie
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Posted August 2, 2021

NOSTALGIA: YEARNING AND LONGING

“Where you used to be, there is a hole in the world, which I find myself constantly walking around in the daytime, and falling in at night. I miss you like hell.” ― Edna St. Vincent Millay   [...]

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