Tag Archives: Grief Journey

10 Ways to Keep the Memory of Your Loved One Alive

By mike st. croix | Published: March 31, 2019

After the loss of my dad, I remember thinking to myself how I might start to lose his memory; how one day I might no longer be able to remember his voice, or what he smelled like.

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11 Things I learned After Losing a Parent

By mike st. croix | Published: March 17, 2019

When I was younger, I used to always think that time moved so slowly. I remember feeling like Christmas would NEVER come around, or that one whole year of school seemed like a lifetime.

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10 Things To Say Instead Of “I’m Sorry For Your Loss.”

By mike st. croix | Published: March 3, 2019

When my parents passed away, people were so quick to say “I am sorry for your loss.” Even though this phrase is a wonderful gesture, it starts to feel like empty words after hearing it so many times.

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