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End of Life Conversations

It is a gift to those we love if we can share our voices and name how we would like to face life even as it comes to an end. As a caretaker, you can help your loved one to voice decisions concerning their care. Life and death discussions are...
“If you can’t fly then run, if you can’t run then walk, if you can’t walk then crawl, but whatever you do you have to keep moving forward.”  — Martin Luther King, Jr. We are never fully ready to face the finality of death.  We may think we can prepare...

Passing Anniversary

February 23, 2021
Whether it’s the first or the twentieth, the anniversary of a loved one’s death can bring up a lot. Not only do you have to manage your own emotions, but you’ll likely hear from friends and family who want to check-in and process with you. So, what exactly should you...
Six Things to Help You Heal When Grief is New Robert Zucker Please remember, as you read this, to trust yourself and to take time to find your own way. Seek Out Your Friends and Family  Look inside your heart and choose what form of support feels right for you....

Honoring and Remembering

January 13, 2020
The first year after the death, you will experience and “live through” the firsts: birthdays, wedding anniversaries, and holidays. Below we offer tips and suggestions in managing and living through these “firsts”. Remember, some of these tips will apply and others may not. Recognize the holidays will be different this...

Reconciliation Needs

January 13, 2020
Dr. Wolfelt introduces the idea that there are tasks or things that we need to do to travel in a healthy way through grief.  These needs help balance the loss in a way that we can look forward. Accepting the Reality of the loss:  While this sounds easy, it may...

Common Myths About Grief

January 13, 2020
Do you believe… “Mourning is the same as grieving” “There are orderly, predictable stages to grief”  “The goal of grief is to move away from it, not toward it”   Common myths can keep us from supporting one another, or ourselves in grief.  Does it matter that grief (bereavement) is...

About Grief

January 13, 2020
Grief is a natural and normal reaction to a loss of any kind.  It is a journey of experiences and feelings in response to that loss and a process of life adjustment because of that loss.  Grief is not an option, but a necessary mechanism for health and well-being. We...

How to Cope – DFW

November 15, 2018
Coping with loss takes time and impacts people differently, both emotionally and physically. Here we list resources specific to the DFW area to aid in the grieving process in no specific order. For other resources on how to cope, you can visit this page. TeamMercy Location: 1079 W. Round Grove...

How to Cope

November 15, 2018
Coping with loss takes time and impacts people differently, both emotionally and physically. Here we list resources to aid in the grieving process. *Carson’s Village does not endorse any of these services over another.   Therapy: Psychology Today provides an easy-to-use search engine to help you find the right therapist for you....
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