Saying good-bye sometimes involved cutting ties of attachment, which can be a painful process. God stands ready to help, and to instruct as we grow through the pain.

Widows have even more to remember on this day, when our country honors those who have given the ultimate sacrifice in our defense

Widows often feel all alone and deserted. I share how I have seen His hand in my life through prayer and patience, and assert that God does answer our prayers!

Last night we had one of those late-March snowstorms. The weather had been warming gradually over the last few days.

The month of January can mean the excitement of setting new goals, starting into a new year with new hopes and dreams - or, if you've experienced tragedy, it can be a time of apprehension and fear. There ARE things you can do to make this time of year one to look forward to once again.

Holidays can be the most difficult time of year for those who are grieving. Each year at this time I offer teleseminars to share ideas to plan for a much more peaceful holiday season.

The beginning of November can signal a time of challenge for those who are grieving. However, there are things we can do to find relief from the pain and experience peace all through the holidays.

Finding a place to share is so vital - here is a powerful new one!

Often, especially after loss, change can feel like a door closing. Our attitude can help us find hope and see change from a more positive perspective.

Sometimes in our bereavement we feel all alone, but God is very near.

Especially while grieving, it can be hard to let go of things we feel attached to. However, learning to release can be freeing, and healing.

Sometimes during bereavement and grief the answers to our questions are closer than we think.

Sometimes the things we try to avoid the most are what can bring a new perspective and refresh us.

Emotions can be unpredictable during grief - and that's okay!