When someone we care about is experiencing the loss of a loved one, we, of course, want to do our best to be there for them. Although we want to help out in any way possible, we might feel lost when it comes to what exactly we should be doing. Perhaps we are afraid of saying the wrong thing, saying too little, or saying too much. It is frustrating seeing your loved one in pain and feeling like there is nothing you can do to make it better.
Read MoreHave you been wondering how you will be able to move on after the death of a loved one? This is the wrong question, according to Kelley Lynn, a comedian who shared her experience with her husband’s death in a Ted Talk. Instead of moving on, she believes that we can learn to integrate the memory of a loved one into our daily life.
Read MoreWhat do you want to do before you die? The Before I Die project has posed this question to thousands of people on over 4000 walls around the world.
Read MoreMore than 40% of families experience conflict related to an estate. Money and grief can bring up old issues and escalate existing divides. Use best practices for communication to avoid conflict.
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