The word “fear”. Take a moment to think about what fear means to you. To me, the word brings up a million different images. To most, it means that they […]
Open to Hope
Death of Husband Led Her to Stop Fearing Life
Wednesday, February 7, 2018
Bereavement
Poet Dana Jerman on Griever Dreams and Signs
Saturday, October 25, 2014
Not only is there is no wrong way to interpret dreams and signs, but they can become catalysts for a great day. This and more when memory artist, Nancy Gershman talks with writer, photographer and performing poet […]
Death of a Parent, Open to Hope
Comic Steve Mittleman About Forgiving Hard Parents at End of Life
Tuesday, April 8, 2014
It’s easy to forgive the hardest parent when they thank you through tears with: “Nobody cared for me as much in my whole life!” Or when they write a letter […]
Death of a Spouse, Open to Hope
Comic Janice Messitte on Being a Newly Wedded Widow
Monday, March 24, 2014
In the space of two weeks, newly wedded Janice Messitte – stand-up comic, singer and actress – went from planning a dream “Jewnorican” wedding to planning her husband’s funeral. Hear […]
Death of a Parent, Open to Hope, Your Grief
Comedy writer Joe Janes on Truthful Memorialization
Thursday, December 5, 2013
Truthful memorialization means talking about Mom stoically eating Joe’s tofurkey. Or Mom openly guzzling “horrible things” like caffeine-free diet coke in front of her vegan son. How Joe honors these mischievous […]
