The first trip I took after my husband Al died was just two months after his passing. It was my 60th birthday, and my kids, the dogs, and I packed up the car and drove to Big Bear for the weekend. It was January, cold and snowing. But it felt good to be outdoors, doing […]
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Grief is a deeply personal journey. No two people experience it in exactly the same way. For some, grief feels like a tidal wave, crashing in unexpectedly, overwhelming every sense. For others, it is more like a quiet ache, a companion that lingers softly in the background. But no matter how it shows up, one […]
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Why Travel Has Helped Me with My Healing Journey
Life After LossThe first trip I took after my husband Al died was just two months after his passing. It was my 60th birthday, and my kids, the dogs, and I packed up the car and drove to Big Bear for the weekend. It was January, cold and snowing. But it felt good to be outdoors, doing […]
Learning to Dance with Grief: A Journey Back to Life
Life After LossGrief is a deeply personal journey. No two people experience it in exactly the same way. For some, grief feels like a tidal wave, crashing in unexpectedly, overwhelming every sense. For others, it is more like a quiet ache, a companion that lingers softly in the background. But no matter how it shows up, one […]