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Monthly Archives: November 2011
Battling The Stress of the Holidays
Battling the crowds, scheduling family gatherings, Christmas parties, budgeting for gifts, meals or outings, school concerts, and church commitments are just some of the added stressors that bombard us during the holidays. When you add those to any unresolved grief, … Continue reading
When Christmas isn’t joyful.
A week or so ago I was running some errands, the final stop, to buy some wine for an upcoming dinner party. In happy contemplation of a lovely evening to come, I was lost in pleasant thoughts trying to decide … Continue reading
Posted in Giving of yourself, Grief and the holidays, Hope, Positive thoughts
Tagged grief, hope, joy, Stefanie Rengel, working through others
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The Ties that Bind.
Often, losing someone can make us stop and appreciate those who remain and many times those relationships become enriched. This isn’t true in all cases, but for the most part, I don’t think it’s much of a stretch to make … Continue reading
Albinism – the ugly truth.
A few years ago there was a cluster of news specials on the atrocities in Tanzania with people who have albinism. There are still countless stories of albinos being hunted down and their limbs hacked off for sale to witch … Continue reading
Remembrance Day
What do we feel on Remembrance Day? Gratitude – primarily, sadness – definitely, respect- without doubt, anger – maybe, frustration – probably, but does forgiveness enter into it at all? This day has always held such meaning for me. We … Continue reading
Posted in Giving of yourself, Hope, Positive thoughts
Tagged bereaved parents, forgiveness, hope, peace, Remembrance Day, war
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Your children and death threats.
It was in doing some research on the internet that I came across an article written by a Toronto based lawyer, Gregory L. Chang, that spoke to some measures parents can take if their child receives a death threat – … Continue reading
Posted in The Law
Tagged civil action for death threats, David Bagshaw, death threats, Gregory L.Chang, Melissa Todorovic, murder
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