Showing posts with label grief. Show all posts
Showing posts with label grief. Show all posts

Celebrate (or Just Survive) Valentine's Day when You're Single

Valentine's Day is fine for happy, committed couples. A little kitschy, with the overemphasis on superficials. But Valentine's Day can be miserable if you're single or in a dissolving relationship. How do you celebrate (or just survive) a day devoted to romantic love when you're not in a romance? Here are tips.  How to Survive Valentine's Day Alone

Bella Santorum and All Trisomy 18 Kids Are Miracles

GOP candidate Rick Santorum and I are close theologically, worlds apart ideologically and politically, and right on the same page about kids. Santorum's youngest daughter, 3-year-old Bella, was back in the hospital for the second time this year, says ABC News Medical Unit. The child has Trisomy 18 are rare genetic disorder that is often fatal. Santorum has asked for space and privacy to be with his child. I say let's put differences aside and give the family that respect. I think we also need to celebrate Trisomy kids like Bella for as long as they grace our lives.  Bella Santorum and All Trisomy 18 Kids Are Miracles 

Michelle Duggar Miscarriage, Loses 20th Baby

Michelle Duggar Loses 20th Baby; Miscarriage Resources for Parents Michelle and Jim Bob Duggar, quiverfull parents of TLC's "19 and Counting" lost their 20th child. A 19-week ultrasound detected no heartbeat and the Duggars have opted to let the miscarriage occur naturally, says People magazine. Here are stillborn-infant and miscarriage information for parents. Medicine Net says 60 percent to 70 percent of pregnancies end in miscarriage. Most occur before 13 weeks and many before mom knows she's conceived. Despite it's commonness, miscarriage, is one of the most guilt-producing events in parenting. Read more...

Emotional Health Help for Holiday Blues



Emotional Coping Skills for Holiday Blues
The holidays are a time of cheer and goodwill toward men. For some folks. For other people, the holiday season aggravates bouts of grief, loneliness and anxiety. Negative experiences and emotions can be more difficult at Christmas.
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