grief
Losing a family member is one of the most traumatic life events; Families must support one another to endure the five stages of grief and get through it together.
8 Amazing Ways to Be Social (It’s Not That Hard)
We all know that social media is important, but sometimes it can be difficult to know where to start. In this article, we will explore ten different ways to be social, both online and offline. You’ll find tips for staying connected with friends and family, as well as ways to make new friends and connections.
By Abdallah Shaban4 years ago in Families
Queen Elizabeth II: A Lifetime of Dedication and Service to the British People
Queen Elizabeth II: A Lifetime of Dedication and Service to the British People Queen Elizabeth II is the longest reigning monarch in British history, having ascended to the throne in 1952 at the age of 25. Born in 1926 to King George VI and Queen Elizabeth, she was named after her mother, who was known as the Queen Mother.
By Paul Smith4 years ago in Families
I'm Glad My Dad Died
Now that my closest family members know, my father passed away on Friday of vascular dementia. Bit of backstory for everyone unfamiliar with me and my life: My father Richard and mother Janice met over a Christian dating ad in a newspaper. They married quickly after, in 1983, then I made my way into the world two weeks late on August 30, 1984. My brother Ryan followed a few years later.
By Jen Chichester4 years ago in Families
A Wound Far From Closure
This is equally a love letter to my mother during her Sagittarius season and on her birthday as it is a letter to others to keep the memories of those we have lost present. In grief, I have learned how to internalize those random pieces, these truly glorious parts of my upbringing. Of my parents' authenticity. Things I should never forget. For my mother (and father), I will live in a way that honors and inspires others to remember those who are only gone in form, never in spirit.
By Stephanie Marley McMechan4 years ago in Families
Ex-couples who were made to cohabitate after splitting up
Chantal Tucker started looking for a new home to live as soon as she split up with her long-term partner. Tucker, 37, and her five-year-long lover shared a London apartment, and Tucker hoped her ex would buy her out. She even went as far as to put down a deposit on a room in a shared home. However, the plan was abandoned when the epidemic struck.
By Aleksandar Mitrovski4 years ago in Families
A Moment of Desperation
On my second day of working in the office, instead of remotely, it went well. I came in with make-up on planning to do my best not to shed those tears and even had a few laughs. I still wasn't able to concentrate though. My mind has been consumed by Jeff's death and all of the what-ifs.
By Christine Hoskin4 years ago in Families
