'They're Still With Us'
Betty Jean Ward
“Do you know what time it is?” He asked.
“Seven,” I answered.
“O’clock?”
“Yes,” I answered
“Ok,” he said as he turned and went back the way he came.
Community Resources
Poems and Novel about Grief
Avra Wing
After Isaac is a novel in the voice of sixteen-year-old Aaron, whose younger brother has died recently. Aaron learns he must let love back in his heart in order to heal.
Meme and wisdom by Sarah
Sarah Jeanne Browne
Grief meme and wisdom
Meme and wisdom poem by Sarah
Sarah Jeanne Browne
Grief poem
Elsewhere - Reimagine article
Sarah Jeanne Browne
Where are you? / You disappear; no longer here / This year you are Elsewhere / A rainbow that doesn’t end / A trick of light revealing the unsaid /
Identity is the Remedy - Reimagine article
Sarah Jeanne Browne
Identity ignored = Isolating more / Loss leads to love realized in the maddening goodbye / It was held against me / They called it “hysteria” back the day...
Departure - article on Reimagine link
Sarah Jeanne Browne
A whisper, a weak shy friend, a wilderness within and a world that is unseen. That is what it is like to grieve someone. You can’t study grief; you can only feel it.
A Deep Dive into Quantum Grief
The Lost Travelers Club
The Lost Traveler's Field Guide offers a unique approach to grief, using quantum physics as a metaphor to explore the multifaceted nature of grief.
Reframing Grief: Why It's Time 2Change The Lexicon
The Lost Travelers Club
"In the space between heartbeats, in the pause between breaths, grief rewrites its story in the language of love." - Henry-Cameron Allen
Reframing Grief: Why It's Time 2Change The Lexicon
The Lost Travelers Club
"In the space between heartbeats, in the pause between breaths, grief rewrites its story in the language of love." - Henry-Cameron Allen
Soften Soothe Allow Practice - Difficult Emotions
Cynthia Phelps
This meditation guides you to soften, soothe, and allow difficult emotions, cultivating peace and acceptance toward life's challenges.
End-of-Life Guide/Death Doula
Selena Jong
Holding and caring for you at your end of life just like you were at birth. Tending to you and your loved ones as you move through death. Death care is community work.
