Welcome to the Grief Comfort Blog. Each Wednesday, we plan to share a brief post on some area of grief...
Denial
In denial, our minds know something too terrible for our hearts to accept. My mind understood that my parents had...
Shock
Today is my father’s birthday. It is still a shock and an unpleasant jolt, four years after his death, on...
Anger
Scripture tells us, “In your anger, do not sin.” This tells us something very important. It tells us that being...
Estranged
When we were estranged from the person who has died, there is an extra layer of grief. See, as long...
Resurrection
Happy Easter week. This is a season when we celebrate new life, resurrection. Yet, you and I have experienced...
Running the race with perseverance
When I was in high school, there were three very fast long-distance runners. Twin sisters came from Prairie View, and...
The character of trees
My mom loved trees. It was not the tallest, straightest trees that drew her eye. Mom’s favorite trees were...
Coming to terms with Mesothelioma… Sarah Wilson
Coming to Terms with Mesothelioma According to research, roughly 3,000 people are diagnosed with mesothelioma every year. The three types...
Ban “Should” from your grief vocabulary
As we grieve, we hear many voices tell us we “should” do this, should do that, should feel this,...
In God’s time
My parents had a very different style of traveling than I do. They would just get in the car...