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A new school year can bring out a lot of emotions in your child and even in yourself, especially when you add grief into the equation. It represents a new year and “season” without your loved one. There is always a chance of unexpected challenges like meeting new people who don’t know your story, or…
When boys, teens, and young men experience loss, well-meaning adults often struggle with finding the right words. Unfortunately, many common responses can actually reinforce harmful stereotypes about masculinity and emotional expression. This guide will help you understand what phrases to avoid and offer healthier alternatives that truly support grieving young males. The Problem with Traditional “Comfort” –…
Joseph Russo had a gift for making everyone feel like family. His warmth radiated through every interaction, whether he was sharing a laugh or lending a helping hand. He possessed that rare ability to tease in a way that made you feel special rather than stung – a testament to the genuine love that powered…
I hate the question “how many brothers do you have?” Whether it comes up as a candid first-date conversation starter, in casual small talk with an Uber driver, or over lunch with colleagues, I never know how to answer: to keep the conversation fluid and pleasant and just say “three,” or to give the honest…
For me, it’s dimes. Whether it’s her coming to me, or if I’m just allowing her love and memory to fill me in those moments, I’m not sure. But when I find a dime, she’s there… and there have been enough occasions when I didn’t know I needed her until I found the dime. And…
Mother’s Day has carried a different weight for me ever since April 18th, 2005, when my mom, Melinda, lost her fight against oral cancer. My mom was smart, kind, and a social butterfly, someone who never met a stranger. Her absence has shaped so much of my life, but so has her presence, in ways…
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