Death

Death and the thought of dying can be very frightening for many individuals. This is a part of life that many people have a hard time with no matter what age they are. It is easy to understand why it can be even more difficult for children to deal with as well. There are some things that parents and caregivers ... Read More »

Taking the time to plan for your death may not sound like a really fun idea. Actually, some people may be really bothered by it. But, there are many benefits related to completing this process. This article will examine some of the reasons why someone may want to plan. It will also discuss a few of the things that people ... Read More »

For a child, the loss of a beloved family member or even a beloved family pet can mean the start to the end of their naïve innocence that all things go on forever; as the guiding parent in their lives, it is your responsibility to help your child understand, cope, and move on from the loss in a healthy manner. ... Read More »

Losing a loved one is perhaps the hardest thing that anyone who is in love can experience; the loss not only leaves a giant hole in your life, but it affects your goals, your plans, and your direction for the future too. Well-meaning friends and family members may try to offer words of wisdom, or simply try to encourage you ... Read More »

I like to think that everyone we meet on this Earth has a place in our life and a reason for being there.  Whether they are in our presence for a brief moment or a lifetime, they make some type of impact upon us.  The impression they leave upon us does not have to be monumental to be recognized.  Unfortunately, ... Read More »

Caring for a loved one who is terminally ill is, quite possibly, the most difficult experience an individual will face in their lifetime.   The process of death can be frightening for both the patient and you, the caretaker.  As such, both individuals need to be aware of their emotional, physical, social and spiritual needs.  You must be willing and able ... Read More »