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Home for the Holidays?

By: Bryna Talamantez December 16, 2018December 16, 2018

UncategorizedChild, child grief, christmas, death, family, grief, holiday grief, holiday season, holidays, home, home for the holidays, winterLeave a Comment

Home for the holidays is a phrase we hear over and over again this time of year. There are many songs that we hear that talk about being home for the holidays for pie and family. We feel nostalgic for days of old that seemed simple and fun. But where is home when we lose…

Thankful November

By: Bryna Talamantez December 1, 2018

UncategorizedB, Child, child grief, Emotions, grief, holiday season, holidays, Mother, november, thankfulLeave a Comment

Throughout the month of November, I participate in #ThankfulNovember on my social media. Each day of the month, I try to make sure to post things I’m thankful for and it spans from people and things like my husband, family, and job all the way to coffee and chocolate. On the last day of November…

Thankful For Hope

By: Bryna Talamantez November 26, 2018November 26, 2018

Uncategorizedbereavement, Child, child grief, death, Emotions, grief, hope1 Comment

This week in Child Grief Awareness Month, we are focusing on those who have decided to help children along the path of their grief journey. These people include a child’s parents, caregivers, volunteers at bereavement centers, therapists, and any person who has dedicated some time to loving on and supporting grieving children and teens. One…

“And The Stars Spell Out Your Name”

By: Bryna Talamantez November 14, 2018November 14, 2018

Uncategorizedbereavement, child grief, death, grief, Mother1 Comment

8 years ago, my life was shattered. Earlier this week in my blog post about Child Grief Awareness month, I talked about how children will relive the loss of their loved one over and over again as their loss changes context over time. This happens to me every year. Every November 1st, I start replaying…

Over and Over Again

By: Bryna Talamantez November 11, 2018November 11, 2018

Uncategorizedbereavement, child grief, death, grief, hope, LossLeave a Comment

I am thankful that Child Grief Awareness Month is during the month of November because to be honest, I really dread the month of November. For the last eight years, I have spent each November 1st through Thanksgiving reliving some of the hardest days of my entire life with its climax being on November 14th.…