#grief

The year 2020 will go down in history for most of us as a year we will never forget. All of us battled isolation, financial uncertainty, lives and routines being upended, and racial issues dominating our headlines and brains.  For me personally, besides becoming an unexpected home-schooling teacher

iStockphoto Wedding Crashers famously portrayed funerals as a cauldron of hormones. “Grief is nature’s most powerful aphrodisiac,” said the Will Ferrell character. That’s not really true though. Powderized deer antler, a product of the natural world, sends blood to the groin far quicker than a

Author: Jennifer Harper / Source: The Washington Times There are still pre-parties and after-parties. A few scarce celebrities like Jay Leno plan to show up, while a noted historian will be the star of the program. A swanky hotel is poised to accommodate several thousand diners in formal wear.

Author: Tracy Kennedy / Source: Lifehack It was almost 11:00 pm when I called my long-time boyfriend (with whom I had just recently broken up with), from my dorm room phone. I had been busy all day but had a nagging feeling in the pit of my stomach. His Dad answered and my feeling was confirmed

Author: By​ Ilona / Source: Bored Panda Grief sucks. Losing a loved one is one of the most difficult experiences you’ll have to endure in your life, there is simply no avoiding the heartache and intense feelings of emptiness. However, by learning to understand grief, you can eventually help