Blessed Hope — Grateful, yet Grieving

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  Every spring, I take online courses to complete my continuing education units for my license as a therapist. I took an online course with grief expert David Kessler this past month. In the video, he said, “What we run from pursues us. What we face transforms us.” Such a powerful

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  Pioneering our Grief — Grateful, yet Grieving

  When my kids were in elementary school, part of the curriculum was studying the Oregon Trail. One of the projects included that they dress up for Pioneer Days. I remember the books we used to see what the pioneers wore, how far they had to go, and what hardships they endured to find a new life. As

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  It's Not a Race — Grateful, yet Grieving

  Grieving in our Western culture is not easy. Speed and ease are keys to managing life. We are often encouraged to “hurry up and get over it.” Grief expert David Kessler asks this question: “How do we grieve in a world that wants us to hurry up and grieve?” A friend who lives in Croatia shared with

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