Still riding the mother’s day waves? What would you change for next year?
Got mother's day leftovers? What worked for you this year? How did you decide to change the day to make it better for yourself? More palatable? Enjoyable? What would you do differently next year?
Read MoreMothering Yourself on Mother’s Day.
Sending love to all those who don't have their mamas this mother's day.
Read MoreGuest Blog Post: My name is Rebecca and I lost my mum suddenly last month
My name is Rebecca and I lost my mum suddenly last month. I find the grief gets very scary and lonely at times and the pain of wanting my mum back is so unbearable. I feel like I am lost and I still keep hoping that my mum may come back. I feel like I will never be the person that I was . I do find comfort in going to the cemetery ,to be alone with my mum and to talk- and i find it helps me to feel calmer. One of the scariest feelings is that there is no escape from the reality and if feels like there is nowhere to turn . - Rebecca P, UK becjane@hotmail.co.uk
Read MoreGuest Blog Post: Perfume: For Mothers Day… and those who have lost a mother
This is a video about loss and the sweetness of memory. With the hope that this small piece of work can have an impact, I offer it wholeheartedly. - Teresa Jordan About Teresa Jordan treejordan@mac.com http://teresajordan.com I am an author and artist living in southern Utah near Zion National Park. I was raised on an isolated ranch in Wyoming and was in my junior year in college back East when my father called to tell me my mother had had an aneurism. When she died a week later, the sun fell out of the sky. I have written about her in my memoir, Riding the White Horse Home. “Bones,” the chapter about grief, has been widely anthologized. I have also written about her in a book which is forthcoming this spring, The Year of Living Virtuously...
Read MoreMother’s Day Prep 2013 Part 2: Making Space
Life is precious, as you have learned with the passing of your mom. Learn how to create space after releasing guilty feelings and thoughts.
Read MoreMother’s Day Prep 2013 Part 1: Got Guilt?
Are you feeling guilty? Do you feel like you did or didn't do something while your mom was here with you? Learn how to honor your mom this Mother's Day.
Read MoreNeed Your Help: Send me your Mother’s Day challenges + open call for your writing
I'm looking for your feedback. Please tweet, facebook, pm or email me your Mother's Day challenges PLUS: Tell Your Mom You Love Her: Send me your poems or any writing you'd like to send out to your mom, I'll post it here on the blog.
Read MoreGuest post: A poem by anonymous woman who lost her mom 7 weeks ago
All the tears I cry for you They fall And then they rise They flitter To the treetops And dance Along the skies They sail along The rainbow And reach The holy light Your spirit Bright and beautiful Will rest on me Tonight. - Anonymous woman, lost her mom 7 weeks ago. Write a guest post, now or express yourself anonymously on GriefPost.com
Read MoreMother’s Day 2013: Here come the ads.
The Mother's Day ads on TV, the radio, in your email box are all over and completely unavoidable. Here's how you can start preparing.
Read MoreOz the Great and Powerful China Doll
Okay... Here were are. If you have seen this movie or you are just so curious you could hardly stand it at all... Here's what I am dying to share with you:
Read MoreLosing Both Parents by Age 27: How I Began to Heal
Earlier this year, my blog was selected as a top ten site for grief and loss by GoodTherapy.org. Afterwards, they asked me to join their "Share Your Story" campaign. Here's my story, I encourage you to share yours. "Losing my dad at age 22 helped prepare me for my mother's passing five years later in ways I could not imagine. The healing? That I had to do on my own. View Story >> http://t.co/Q0iOH6pRJ0
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I lost both parents to cancer at 22 and 27. Let's talk about stuff that's hard and I'll show you some of my art along the way.






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