How We Remember the People We’ve Lost Each Christmas
We don’t do anything flashy or fancy at Christmas.
But we do remember the people we’ve lost.
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Halloween and Grief: Why We Might Be Doing Death All Wrong Now
Halloween and grief might seem like an odd and painful combination. But what if I told you the two were actually incredibly compatible — that Halloween should encourage us to commune with the loved ones we have lost?
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Why We Should Talk About Miscarriage (and How ‘Loved Baby’ Helps)
It’s now been over a decade (and two daughters) since our miscarriage. My pregnancy loss was the first really difficult thing (besides my mom’s early onset Alzheimer’s diagnosis) that I experienced without her support. Yet, it made me feel closer to her because I knew she had walked that path. Not only did she have…
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5 Important Lessons for My Kids from the Olympics
The 2024 Summer Olympics are finally here! And I’m sharing a few important lessons for my kids from the Olympics.
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I Miss the World that Made Sense because It Included My Mom
I miss the world that made sense because it included my late mom. I miss the world where my mother went to events. And I miss the world where my mother had friends. I miss the world that made sense because it included my late mom. My dad recently attended his 50th high school reunion….
