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Just say their names. Please?
Consider today’s post a public service announcement: Say the name of the person who died—as often as you can and to the people who most care
bethhewett
Jun 21, 20244 min read
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Gates of Grief: Living in the Face of Global Sorrow
Mexico City is close to running out of water; much of what they do have is undrinkable. Water is trucked in with armed guards. Intense...
bethhewett
Apr 15, 20244 min read
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Falling into the Rabbit Hole of Grief
Grief can lead us into a rabbit hole of pain. More precisely, what we see around us that reminds us of our loved ones can send us into...
bethhewett
Mar 31, 20244 min read
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The Loss of a Pet (Part 2)
In my last blog post, I featured an interview with pet mom, Jackie Burke, whose precious kitty Timmy died unexpectedly from lymphoma....
bethhewett
Mar 15, 20247 min read
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Unconditional Love, Overwhelming Grief: the Loss of a Pet
There’s no doubt that the death of a precious pet can lead to ongoing grief for many pet parents. People we call pet parents may be...
bethhewett
Mar 1, 20246 min read
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Children’s Love, Children’s Grief
When a family death occurs or when the family suffers a loss such as a health crisis or moving from one home to another, the children may...
bethhewett
Feb 16, 202412 min read
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Grieving the Body's Betrayal
Do you always like the way your body feels and looks in your clothes? Do you ever wish you could have different hair or just more of it?...
bethhewett
Feb 1, 20245 min read
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Possibilities for Using a Word of the Year
In my last blog, I explained what a Word of the Year is and urged you to take up this practice as one way to see life through new...
bethhewett
Jan 5, 20243 min read
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Here's My Word. What's Yours?
Happy New Year of 2024! The new year always brings a sense of anticipation, and we hope that the things we’ve grieved in the past...
bethhewett
Jan 1, 20244 min read
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