1 Year Later
1 Year Later: A Lifetime of Memories Deborah M. Jackson, M.Div. Grief may be likened to an amputation. When a limb is lost and replaced...
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DEMENTIA CAREGIVER GRIEF SUPPORT
First Presbyterian Church of Tuscaloosa, Alabama
"Tracing Faith: New Perspectives on Caregiver Grief and the Gospel"
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Give Grief Space
Give Grief Space Deborah M. Jackson, M.Div Bottom line grief is hard and heavy; like many of you I’m working my way through it one day at...
Checking In On My Grief Journey
Checking In On My Grief Journey Deborah M. Jackson, MDiv The Lord never leaves persons on their grief journey whether it’s 2 months or 10...
Changed Forever
I had been sleeping in a chair for a month. From the chair I went to the bed sleeping beside her; I needed to hear every breath. After a...
Speaking Grief Language
When my dad died it was a trauma w/o warning or preparation. One minute we were talking on the phone, the next, five people were knocking...
Exploring and Experiencing Grief: Meet Frances
For a long time I’ve been investing the significance of creation as it relates to our own human experiences, and healing. Gardening,...
The Myth of Christian Grief
I was talking to several people this past week about grief. Each of them happened to be Christians and were talking about their grief...
Entangled Joy: WBOK Interview
Hello everyone. I’ve been out and about trying to elevate the pitch about caregiving economics, caregiver respite, mental wellbeing, and...
Understanding Grief Language
Grief has a language easiest to understand by the bereaved. Sometimes supporting a person on this journey may feel confusing and the...
5 Things Anger Disguises
When I was caring for my mom, there were times I would experience bouts of angry. I knew my love for my mom was immoveable; I also knew...
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