From the moment you came into my life, I hated you. I despised you. You came on the heels of my worst nightmare come true – the death of my […]
Death of a Child
The Terms of My Surrender
Wednesday, September 17, 2014
Death of a Child
We Would Have Died For You: The Journey of Bereaved Parents
Tuesday, August 19, 2014
From the moment we found out you were coming into our lives, we felt electric: a mix of excitement, adrenalin, and a dose of fear for good measure. We dutifully […]
Bereavement, Death of a Parent, Open to Hope
Playwright Ann Randolph on Writing about Grief
Wednesday, May 28, 2014
How is a performance and a post-show creative writing workshop sparking a national discourse on grief? This and more when memory artist Nancy Gershman sits down with playwright and comedian, Ann Randolph to […]
Your Grief
How to Help Someone In Pain
Saturday, May 10, 2014
A lot of people truly, deeply want to be of help to those they love as they are grieving. They just don’t know what to do. And there are a lot […]
Death of a Sibling
Sister Unloads Grief Years After Brother’s Suicide
Wednesday, August 7, 2013
I was a sweet, blue-eyed seven-year-old girl watching The Parent Trap while my big brother was babysitting. He got me a cup of water after asking if there was anything […]
Open to Hope
Discovering Something Greater than the Answer to “Why?”
Monday, May 21, 2012
“Why me?” “Why now?” They are questions that many bereaved ask when they come to our support groups. I’m sure many wish that Gary and I could gaze into a […]
