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Monthly Archives: October 2015
Grieving a Loss That Does Not Leave
No one who is grieving compares one grief to another. Pain and loss are personal, not categorical. Pain is what the suffering person says it is. It is experienced as such and there is no comfort in hearing about someone … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts and Reflections
Tagged change, dementia, friendship, funeral, grief, lonely, loss, memorial service, pain, reality, sad
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Are Bare Trees Happy?
In conversation with an older friend, I heard her say, “The trees are losing their leaves.” She continued, “I love it. They are so happy to not have to hold the weight of all those green leaves.” Because I have … Continue reading
I’m Going to Keep Singing
You say you want me to sing like when I was a child. It was fun to sing then. My voice was clear. I sang alone when I was three and everyone smiled. I harmonized at home as family and … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts and Reflections
Tagged aging, childhood, family, intimacy with God, loss, singing, songs
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