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Monday May 12,2008

Discovering the Rewards of Grieving

by Marie Slayton

In the still warm, fire-red, leaf-lined days of the last amber fall, I fell in love with my James. More than nine years earlier, we two exchanged love notes and token gifts between gym class and homeroom at Murray Jr. High. Then, I moved away, grew up and thought little about James for years.

Grief: The First Day, Month, Year

by Connie Zolnay

From the moment we hear of a profound loss, we need to take ourselves out of circulation. There is no sense in making believe nothing has happened. Stop. Cancel the party, speaking engagement, or opening night. There has been a tear in the fabric of your life and it requires mending.