Stories by Jill LaMorie

One of the single most important factors in healing from loss is having support. Sharing your loss can make the burden of grief easier to carry.

Death has that ripple effect as well, setting off a disturbance that moves across time and space.

For survivors who have experienced the death of a loved one, the shadow of grief often darkens the weeks from Thanksgiving through New Year’s Day.

Just like the sudden, violent car crash described above, the impact of a traumatic death has been described by survivors as feeling like being broadsided.