When a loved one dies unexpectedly, feelings can overwhelm the grieving and be difficult for them to deal with. The widely known “five stages of grief” introduced by psychiatrist Elizabeth Kübler-Ross and David Kessler in their book, On Grief and Grieving, do not necessarily include what survivors of sudden loss experience. Dr. Therese Rando, PhD, …
We’re not experts on grief. Experience is a teacher, though. And when grappling with all the emotions and grasping for a way to manage grief, even a little, we can learn from others. Especially if the others have traveled a similar journey. Perhaps that is why his message from “Timber Jim” Serrill from April 9, …
Buzzy’s great-grandfather was well known – at least by his children – for having and teaching “one right way” to do most things. Wiping the table, squeezing the toothpaste tube, arranging socks in the drawer and shirts in the closet, to name just a few. But about grief he had little to say. In fact, …
Last week we made our first grant for 2020. While every family we interact with at Buzzy’s Bees has a burden to carry, this time we listened to the unimaginable ache and challenge of navigating this loss in the context of the COVID-19 virus universe. None of us are immune to feelings of isolation and …
Grief has been with me for seven long years. It has taken a lot of unpacking and processing to sit where I do today. I recognized early in my grieving that it is about
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