Tag Archives: grief

Some places are built around the understanding that no one should have to face the hardest days of their life alone. In Charlotte, KinderMourn has spent nearly five decades helping grieving parents, children, and teens find support, understanding, and hope. KinderMourn began in 1978, after Lucy and Bill Christopher lost...

Some days seem to gather little moments around you, one after another, until you cannot help but stop and notice. The morning of Via Hospice’s Annual Memorial Butterfly Release, it started at Joaquín’s soccer match. A beautiful yellow butterfly appeared over his goal and kept flying around it. People nearby...

After my session with Maddie of ATHENE, I could not stop thinking about one thing she said: the greatest gift of psychological astrology is not prediction—it is growth. I think many of us approach astrology wanting answers. We want to know what is coming next. We want reassurance that something...

There was a time when I measured my life by the stamps in my passport. Every new country represented possibility. Every boarding pass held the promise of an adventure waiting to unfold. Travel was never simply a hobby for me. It became my education, my career, my greatest passion, and...

I visited my dad today. As always, I talked to him. I told him that his beloved New York Knicks had finally done the unthinkable and won the NBA championship — their first since 1973. He would have loved that. When I was growing up, he used to tell my...