grieving News

Pianist/Composer Edward Weiss Releases 'Gone, but Not Forgotten'

On October 6th, The Blue Elephant Book Shop in Decatur, Georgia will host author Terri Ann Leidich for a presentation on "Surviving the Loss of a Child"

Originally published by Burning Gate Press under the title 'Widow . . . Or Widow-To-Be?' the book is a detailed look at widowhood. The new edition includes information from a psychologist, lawyer, minister, priest and others

One man struggle to put his life back together.

Kathy Perry, a local Tampa Author, helps heal hearts with new book, Remember the Rose, A Journey from Grief to Peace, in Next Top Author Competition

"From a Grieving Mother's Heart" and "For a Grieving Heart" speak directly to the emotions, pain and roller coaster experience of losing a child.

With a new website in progress, new research, and plenty of new ideas, Sympathyfood.com reaches out to make tragedies easier by providing simple and delicious food to those in need.

A sensitive new children’s book that gently guides young people in letting go, and in terms that they will understand.

This breakthrough book is acclaimed by hospice workers, grief counselors, clergy, bereaved individuals and spiritual seekers worldwide for its unique metaphysical perspective on birth, death and the afterlife.

Author, hospice worker and afterflife awareness educator Terri Daniel will be speaking at New Renaissance Books in Portland on Saturday, October 9

June 25, 10:00 pm - 11:oo pm eastern standerd time zone on late night in the midlands she is the official psychic of late night in the midlands

The Making Memories: Remembering Mothers program includes opportunities to remember mothers as well as nurture your own self by moving through activity stations in which you can highlight memories and life lessons.

Reproductive grief after abortion is rarely discussed, often misunderstood

Author Pat Bluth will discuss grief, bereavement, healing and the journey to forgiveness. Bluth lost her daughter at the hands of a drunk driver and shares her story regarding how the death of a child allows rage to be transformed into forgiveness

The human-animal bond is deep and unconditionally loving, yet society largely discounts our pain when a beloved pet dies. "Good Grief: Finding Peace After Pet Loss" gives people permission to mourn, tools to cope & ways to memorialize a pet's life.

Mar 26, 11:00 pm - 11:59 pm eastern standerd time zone on late night in the midlands she is the official psychic of late night in the midlands

The London Book Festival Judges were "overwhelmed" by Stan Goldberg's memoir of learning how to live with cancer by helping others die. This moving book covers his seven years as a bedside hospice volunteer.

A story about love, loss, confusion, renewal and hopefulness.

“Finlay’s Garden” is to reach out to families who are trying to cope with the loss of a child in order to promote conversation and open communication so that feelings can be expressed.

Public Speaking expert and motivational speaker Vanessa Ugatti, talks about bereavement, the grieving process and last respects speeches.

Remembering "D" is a poignant story of a young man named Demetrius Cameron-Lee Smith who made such a deep and permanent impression on so many hearts in his short lifetime that a book was written in his honor by his classmates and teacher.

Megan Prescott spent nearly half her life working through a bereavement process after abruptly losing both her mom and brother within a month of one another when she was at a young age.

Interglo Stone will be an exhibitor at the Monument Builders show in Indianapolis Jan, 23 -Jan 26th 2009.

Interglo stone uses the internet to show monument options to grieving families

David Kessler author of several books on death, dying, and grief with Elisabeth Kubler Ross author of On Death and Dying and the creator of the five stges of grief will join Jacqueline Foreman as a guest on her popular radio show Your Mental Health

A story of conflict between a Mother and Daughter, and the final resolution...all put into poetry.

Sargeant's Heaven, written by Icy Frantz and illustrated by Nina Weld, is a sweet book that provides comfort to those that have lost a loved one, especially children. Sargeant’s Heaven is being launched April 3, 2008

The death of their employer and friend gave two men the motivation to complete a project that allows the terminally ill, or those in hospice to write messages to be sent to their loved ones after death.