Bereavement

I would like to share what I have learned about what to say during difficult discussions with someone who is dying. What follows is my experience.

My dad died by suicide three years ago. Here's my experience of going through the stages of grief and what I've learned about grief itself.

Many Baby Boomers have faced, or are facing, the loss of their parents. This is a particularly hard time because no one wants to watch their loved ones fail with the physical and mental ravages of old age. This article addresses five ways the author has learned how to navigate her mother's decline.

How to handle the loss in your life in a healthy way and learn a few lessons too.

When my late husband lost his battle with cancer, I was fortunate enough to be present when he took his last breath. I learned what a privilege it was to be with a person at their life's end.

Losing a loved one is difficult. It takes awhile to get used to the new normal. Here are some ways you can help a grieving friend or family member, based on my own experience of losing my husband.

Loss and grief are a natural part of life, but challenging times can spark religious battles within families. Comfort your loved ones unconditionally without needless religious drama.

The final goodbye can be a daunting date, especially if it has been put off months from the death of your loved one. Know what to expect and how to make it through the day.

Do you know someone who has recently lost a loved one? Here is some advice for what's comforting—and what's not.