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The Ash Rose Foundation
The Ash Rose Project transforms cherished memories into personalized artwork incorporating cremation ashes, helping families find healing through creativity.
Tossed Pebbles - Messages of Support
These daily emails provide encouragement and gentle reminders of the recovery process.
A resource by Lee Atherton
When someone you love dies, grieving that loss can take a long time. As in any emotional journey, there are rough spots to be weathered, and moments when you catch a glimpse of peace. These daily emails provide encouragement and gentle reminders of the recovery process.
My Inspiration
When my brother died several years ago I had no one to turn to for support. Lots of people were grieving just as I was; many others were too angry at the situation; and since grief support is what people come to me for, others were counting on me. The two folks who could offer support would do so professionally - they were awesome in what they did, but not someone I could reach out to all the time. I wished there was something I could "grab onto" every day. Eventually timed healed much of my hurt and anger. I wanted to create something that could give to others what I couldn't find for myself.
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