by Reuben M. Chow, Living-With-Grief.com
I used to spend maybe a few hours a week with my parents. By “spend”, I mean we were physically together; how much quality time there actually was, is another question altogether. Read more »
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Posted: August 27th, 2008 under All Articles on Grief, How to Cope with Grief in the Long Term, Positive Side of Grief.
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During the early days after the passing of my dad in 2005, I was, naturally, feeling rather empty.
There were ‘whys’, ‘ifs’, and ‘buts’. Read more »
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Posted: August 26th, 2008 under All Articles on Grief, How to Cope with Grief in the Long Term, How to Deal with Grief in the Short Term, Positive Side of Grief.
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by Reuben M. Chow, Living-With-Grief.com
I was the first among those close to me to lose a parent. And then I lost the other. Each time, I recall having asked “why me?” It’s a common question, which I’m sure many of us do ask when we encounter setbacks in life. I was in shock, and I was 100% certain I would have treasured my parents better if I had seen this happen to someone else first. Read more »
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Posted: January 9th, 2008 under All Articles on Grief, Emotions of Grief, Grief Stages or the Grief Cycle, How to Cope with Grief in the Long Term, How to Deal with Grief in the Short Term, Lessons from Grief, Positive Side of Grief.
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by Reuben M. Chow, Living-With-Grief.com
I am a firm believer that there is something good in everything bad that happens, and vice versa. In other words, there are positive and negative elements to every single life experience, regardless of how good or bad they seem at first glance. There are also “good” and “bad” consequences from every event. Often, these elements and consequences may be invisible to us, or at least not easily spotted. Generally, it’s how we choose to look at them. Read more »
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Posted: January 1st, 2008 under All Articles on Grief, Grief Stages or the Grief Cycle, How to Cope with Grief in the Long Term, Positive Side of Grief.
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