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Gratitude and Remembrances For Those Who Served
By
Linda Mintle
A military funeral is something you never forget. It is sacred and so meaningful. I have experienced it twice in my immediate family. First with my brother, then my dad. Both served their country with honor. Today, we honor the fallen. Memorial Day is a day to honor those who served and gave their lives for our…
Pay Attention to Grief and Loss
By
Linda Mintle
When our sense of safety is rocked, our personal lives experience change. The things we took for granted may no longer be the same. And with each change, you might experience grief. Think about how that might look. You may be grieving people dying, that you can’t visit your elderly parent. Or maybe your wedding…
Hope: From Nevermore to Evermore
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Linda Mintle
If you have ever read the poem by Edgar Allan Poe,The Raven, then you familiar with the story of a distraught lover’s descent into despair. The raven, a bird that comes tapping on the chamber door of a grieving man, is famously quoted as responding to the man’s grief by saying, “Nevermore.” The poem is about death and the pain…
Are You Grieving or Clinically Depressed?
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Linda Mintle
When people deal with loss, I am often asked, what is the difference between sorrow and clinical depression? The difference matters because it has implications for our emotional, spiritual and physical health. Nearly 2.5 million Americans die each year. Many people are left behind grieving their losses. How we grieve is important. The response to loss can…
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