
For Auld Lang Syne and Grandad Mac…
One translation of the Scottish phrase from the Burn’s song ‘Auld Lang Syne’ is simply, ‘days gone by’. Reflecting on this year gone by, it is one that I am
One translation of the Scottish phrase from the Burn’s song ‘Auld Lang Syne’ is simply, ‘days gone by’. Reflecting on this year gone by, it is one that I am
Has anyone else noticed it? That unique feeling of overwhelm that arrives as the calender signals the beginning of December. Let me be clear. I love Christmas. Always have. Giving
My grief is the past, Memories of our meeting, so many years ago. Our hopes and dreams that we talked of into quiet nights. All the firsts. Choosing each other
About three weeks after the death of my husband, my best friend gave birth to a baby girl. I say friend, but to me she is a sister. We have
I recently moved in with my partner and his children. We met the same year my husband died, at a support group. Widowed and Young, or WAY for short, is
When we experience a highly negative adverse event, inevitably, it changes us. The psychological research tells us that how we respond is a consequence of our individual differences; both our
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