Thoughts on Father’s Day
"You are the worst father there is," shouts Nick, my 12 year old son. My son is ranting and raving about the injustices he suffers at my rules. Rules that I ranted and raved about when I was his age. I
Eight Ways to Get Through the Holidays After a Loved One Dies
The holidays are not necessarily a happy, merry time, especially for people whose loved one has died during the past year, or even the past several years. In fact, if you're
Seven Ways to Come Back to Life After Suffering the Death of a Loved One
After suffering the death of a beloved, most of us see no possible way we can recover or ever again find any joy in living. Mental and emotional darkness engulfs us. The moment
Tips for Helping A Grieving Family Member, Friend, Co-Worker or Employee
If someone you know has experienced a loss, it will have an effect on all who come into contact with that person. If you are one of those people, you may feel uncomfortable or perhaps uncertain. "What
The Universal Reality of Death, Dying and Its Impact
Religion and politics are two subjects regarded as most abhorred in polite company, but there's one that's even more verboten: death and dying.How peculiar is that since no one is getting out of here alive?
Easter Adoption Gives Pain, Then Peace
Growing up Catholic, Easter meant dressing up for church and coloring Easter eggs and eating chocolate. Many years later, my wife Lisa and I did the same thing with our young children.
