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Others Illness or Hardship

Others' Illness or Hardship

Caring for someone who is struggling—physically or emotionally—can be exhausting and heartbreaking. Reimagine recognizes the weight you carry. We provide resources and events designed to support caregivers and loved ones, offering strength, perspective, and moments of peace. You’re doing something brave—and you don’t have to do it alone.

Upcoming Events For Others' Illness or Hardship

End Of Life Midwives In Conversation

Hosted By

Bridging Transitions
Birgitta and Cheserae invite us to join a conversation on death, dying, and grief. Inviting questions, wonder, and stories, they share insights from their lived experience as end-of-life midwives.

THU. SEPTEMBER 10

Zoom

9:00am - 10:00am

$0 - $36

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Battery Powered has awarded Reimagine $128,600 under its Combating Loneliness theme. Why we applied, what the funding makes possible over the next two years, and a thank you to everyone who has ever shown up for this work.
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The Conversations track is eight sessions on the losses that never had a funeral. Bereavement, relationship loss, caregiving, aging, political grief, identity and regret. You do not have to talk, and you do not have to decide whether yours counts.
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Dr. Mary-Frances O'Connor came to Reimagine to celebrate the paperback release of The Grieving Body. What followed was an hour on what loss does to the heart, the lungs and the immune system — and what it asks of us in return. What does your body know?

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Life includes death. We need each other to grieve and feel whole. Even though none of us "know" how to do this, we do this together beautifully and with kindness and courage. We were made to share both in living fully, and dying with grace.