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Sometimes You Need to Cry By : elaine williams I recall a period in time, at about 18 months after my husband passed away, that I felt pretty good about myself. I had handled what life had thrown me and come out battered, but mostly okay on the other side. Tomorrow is a Gift By : elaine williams My husband chose to be cremated, and to that end I had arranged a time for friends and family to gather for a memorial service in remembrance. I gathered pictures of our twenty plus years together, creating a wonderful collage in pictures for the service. Surviving the Suicide of A loved one By : This article focuses on the devestating legacy suicide leave behind to those who live on. It is one of the worst forms of death and is often a permanent solution to a temporary problem. Very often with a cooling off time and some professional intervention this form of death can be avoided. Condolence Letters: Sending Words of Encouragement to a Loved One By : Ben Anton When a friend or family member has lost someone dear to them, it is always a good idea to send a condolence letter to encourage them. This article provides some guidelines on how to write a proper, thoughtful condolence letter to someone grieving over their loss. Online Memorials: Honoring our Loved Ones in the Virtual World By : Ben Anton Losing someone you love can be one of the most challenging times in your life. Honoring them in an lasting, loving and original way can help us grieve and heal. This article describes online memorial tribute services available and how they can help those suffering with a loss. Using the web to find support after losing a loved one By : Linda Torrey Some useful advice on how to find communities, support groups and other bereavement resources on the web. Where's Your Joy Gone To? By : ann777 If the joy of the Lord is your strength, as the Bible says, then how come you so often are sad, stressed out and ready to throw in the towel? Does Time Heal All Wounds? By : Susan Russo Some people refuse to let go of their pain. But time only heals your wounds when you do what’s right for yourself. Thoughts About Grief By : Linda Torrey Some brief comments about the grieving process wich can help someone to deal with their's or someone elses loss. It's Okay To Grieve...Let It Out and Let It Go By : Susan Russo Grieving is a normal part of the process in letting go. So, don't feel bad for feeling bad. If you are hurting don't hold it in. Let it out and let it go. How To Heal A Broken Heart By : Susan Russo Is your relationship over? Learn how to get through it so you can get to the other side. Remember, what you tell yourself is everything. Learn how to change your thoughts and you'll change your life; just give yourself some time. Ways to Cope With Bereavement By : Linda Torrey Most traumas, including the death of a spouse are potentially shattering experiences. These events can disrupt the survivor’s social, emotional, and cognitive worlds. Although there has been frequent mention in the literature that traumatic situations cause people to talk about their experiences mos