If you or someone you care about is currently facing a terminal illness, feeling overwhelmed and scared of the prospect of saying goodbye can be normal. Anticipatory grief—experiencing pain associated with a death that has yet to happen—is something that many have had to grapple with in one way or another. Although no two people…
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Being a good friend to someone means showing up through thick and thin. Part of life includes losing people you love, and as a caregiver, your loved one or client might be the person experiencing grief. Here are three ways to support someone who is grieving a loss. Respect Their Process The first way to…
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One of the more grievous aspects of life is having to say goodbye to a loved one or client. Sometimes the loss is unexpected (due to an accident or an acute illness). In other instances, your loved one or client’s chronic condition contributes to a steady decline, resulting in his or her eventual passing. Either…
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Caring for and then losing someone you love can be devastating, and even though grief and caregiving are frequently companions, you may not know where to begin to express your sadness. In the following interview, Me’Chelle shares her personal journey of caring for and then losing her daughter Kee’Doria who passed following a lifelong battle…
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