A Japanese-style graphic of a giant wave. A birthday cake, anniversary roses, and graduation cap are riding the swells. This represents the waves of grief that can be triggered by life events.
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Further reading
How much would your life change if you embraced the concept that we will all die...but then got busy living with the gift of that perspective?
This week’s show addresses these ideas and embraces the idea of living our lives as if we were dying.
This week’s show is about everything New York City…after a fashion. We have a report about the obituary department in the New York times and their focus on illuminating why the lives they feature are significant. Along with a bit of schmaltz we look...
How important is it to talk to children about death? Learn in this important review in Psychology Today, featuring our book Everyone Dies and Yes, it is normal
The entertainment world had two significant losses this spring with the deaths of Darcelle XV and Dame Edna Everage. Their lives were fascinating (including a child abducted by a koala!?) and well-lived and they will be missed by their fans. We also...
We all accumulate stuff: keepsakes, gifts, collectables, and remnants of everyday life. Learn tips on how to let go and start getting rid of things now.
When we are the caregiver for a spouse living with dementia, we often wonder about what our lives have been, where our lives are going, and how long we can do what we are doing. This week we talk with a caregiver about how his life changed after the...