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Coincidences or signs?2 comments

Jax wrote 4 days ago: It’s been a weird 12 hours. First, there was the amazing sunset after the balloon launch at Ethan’s … more →

Tags: He's Gone, parenthood, We're Going to be OK, Kiddos, Grief, dad, Life, Family, Widow

Message received1 comment

Jax wrote 5 days ago: Tonight at the grief group Ethan and I attend, we released balloons with messages to our deceased lo … more →

Tags: He's Gone, parenthood, We're Going to be OK, Kiddos, Grief, dad, Life, Family, Widow

Mother's Day aftermath5 comments

notwendysdave wrote 6 days ago: I didn’t read any of your Mother’s Day posts. I will, but I wasn’t ready. My mom d … more →

Tags: death, Depression, Grief, ptsd, teenaged parents, loneliness, grief, closure, Solitude

Mother, May I...

talesfromthemotherland wrote 1 week ago: Reblogged from Tales from the Motherland: To my mother, with love. For those of you who have been fo … more →

Tags: Huntington's Disease, Family, Grief & Grieving, The Huntington's Chronicles, Mothers, writing, blogs, Huntington's Disease blog, Grief

Some Drunk Thoughts... Does This Mean I Have a Problem?

talesfromthemotherland wrote 1 week ago: Reblogged from Tales from the Motherland: Warning:  KQM/KPM and RM- Don't read this one. Just don't. … more →

Tags: Huntington's Disease, Family, Loss, Grief & Grieving, The Huntington's Chronicles, Mothers, writing, blogs, Huntington's Disease blog

Into The Depths

talesfromthemotherland wrote 1 week ago: Reblogged from Tales from the Motherland: Sunday night we finally took my mother's ashes out of my d … more →

Tags: Huntington's Disease, Family, Loss, Grief & Grieving, The Huntington's Chronicles, Mothers, writing, blogs, Huntington's Disease blog

Countdown to Holiday Spirit: Oh Baby, Call Me Ho, Ho, Ho!

talesfromthemotherland wrote 1 week ago: Reblogged from Tales from the Motherland: Spoiler alert:  Family members- Do not read this post unti … more →

Tags: Huntington's Disease, Loss, Grief & Grieving, The Huntington's Chronicles, Mothers, The Huntington Chronicles, Long.Form, wplongform, #longreads

"Do Not Go Gentle Into that Good Night..."

talesfromthemotherland wrote 1 week ago: Reblogged from Tales from the Motherland: DO NOT GO GENTLE INTO THAT GOOD NIGHT Do not go gentle int … more →

Tags: Huntington's Disease, Loss, Grief & Grieving, The Huntington's Chronicles, Mothers, The Huntington Chronicles, Long.Form, wplongform, #longreads

Fear, No Pictures.

talesfromthemotherland wrote 1 week ago: Reblogged from Tales from the Motherland: I wanted to write a happy post today. I really did. I have … more →

Tags: Huntington's Disease, Family, Loss, Grief & Grieving, The Huntington's Chronicles, Mothers, The Huntington Chronicles, Long.Form, wplongform

Ode to Birthdays Missed...

talesfromthemotherland wrote 1 week ago: Reblogged from Tales from the Motherland: (September 16th) Today is my mother's 68th Birthday.  She … more →

Tags: Huntington's Disease, Family, Loss, Grief & Grieving, The Huntington's Chronicles, Mothers, Hutington's Disease, Parenting, death

Endings and Beginnings: An Update1 comment

Jax wrote 1 week ago: Life has been extremely busy lately. Good busy, but busy nonetheless. So quick updates: It’s the end … more →

Tags: Dating, Etiquette, Grief, He's Gone, Kiddos, parenthood, randomness, We're Going to be OK, Life

abandoned 19 comments

rougedmount wrote 1 week ago: Off he goes to his mothers again. His brother called and so he immediately went downstairs to talk i … more →

Tags: relationships, Wife, husband, Family, Depression, Sadness, Abandoned, mother-in-law, Choices

A Million Miles From Boston By Karen Day1 comment

Jill Dailey wrote 2 weeks ago: A Children’s Book A Day:  Check Out Middle GradeRealistic Fiction Today’s 24:  One summe … more →

Tags: Intermediate, Children's Books, Book Review, Elementary, middle grade fiction, children's literature, Books for Ages 9-12, Karen Day, Million Miles From Boston

A Day of Grief and Anger

derb523622013 wrote 2 weeks ago: When my mom passed away in July of last year, it was after many years of suffering the aftereffects … more →

Tags: Midlife Musings, Religion, religious hypocrisy, Religious Doubt, Death and dying, funerals

The Turbulent Tide of a Child in Grief

jwptherapy wrote 2 weeks ago: One of the hardest things for us to watch is our children hurting.  When they skin their knee, we ar … more →

Tags: how a child grieves, The Grieving Child, how children grieve, Children in Mourning, the grieving process for children, kids behavior in grief

The phone rang...1 comment

revfelicity wrote 3 weeks ago: I was asleep, when the sound of the phone started to weave itself into my dreams. Why is the phone r … more →

Tags: Family Life, Religion, New Zealand-Aotearoa, Faith, HOPE, Wellington, revfelicity, Resurrection, Music

Saying Good-Bye, Saying I Love You4 comments

hagsrags wrote 1 month ago: My mother passed away last Saturday. She was 94, so wonderful and so wise, and strong and beautiful … more →

Tags: Misc, Heroes, Parents, Mothers, Dying, 1960s, the depression, Divorce, divorce in the 1960s

Scholarship2 comments

Jax wrote 1 month ago: I knew that Mike’s friends started a memorial scholarship at his former high school in his name. The … more →

Tags: He's Gone, parenthood, We're Going to be OK, Kiddos, Etiquette, Grief, In-Laws, Family, Alcoholism

Continuous Prayer and Divine Intervention2 comments

The Good Spark wrote 1 month ago: I want to jump forward in time to 2013. However, everything that has happened prior to 2013 has made … more →

Tags: Cancer, Prayer, Blog Entries, Faith, Cancer, Divine Intervention, Prayer, Jesus, Saved


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