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The death of someone important to you brings many changes in your life. As you are adjusting and responding to these changes, there are...

By John Kennedy Saynor Originally published by Arborcare Bereavement Resources © Genesis Bereavement Resources, 2001 There is a good...

By John Kennedy Saynor Originally published by Arborcare Bereavement Resources © Genesis Bereavement Resources, 1999 Of all the events in...

By Simone Bell, former Cowichan Hospice Grief Services Coordinator Originally published July 29th, 2021 Hello all, I’ve been at Cowichan...

By Shelley Kuecks, former Cowichan Hospice Palliative Services Coordinator, o riginally published April 14, 2020. People often describe...

Originally published January 3rd, 2017 Love stories are at the heart of hospice stories. For Geoff Norris, his love story began in...

The Holiday Season can be a joyous time for family and friends, but if you have lost someone who played a vital role in your enjoyment of...

© Victoria Hospice Bereavement Program When someone important to you dies, you grieve. This means that you may experience a wide range of...

By Dr. Alan D. Wolfelt Centre for Loss and Life Transition "If handled with warmth and understanding, a child's early experience with the...

Be Genuine By Being Yourself Your connection with the bereaved person should be a continuation of your usual relationship with them. If...