There is no doubt that the topic of miscarriage and stillbirth is very painful and one that most of us prefer to avoid talking about. However, engaging in conversations about it can be very powerful, informative, and freeing for many people.

According to 2012 statistics, approximately 27% of Canadians between the ages of 15 and 29 were caring for a friend or family member with a physical or mental disability, a long-term health condition, or who experienced health problems related to aging.

A deathbed vision (DBV), also called “deathbed visioning,” “visioning,”or “end-of-life visions,” is an unexplained phenomenon that a dying individual may experience in the final weeks, days, and hours of their life in which they see comforting visions of people or places. In the past, this experience has also been referred to as visions of the dying, veridical hallucinations, and predeath visions

This is the second in a two-part series on sibling loss, discussing how those who lose their siblings often find that their grief is often overlooked or dismissed.

This is the first in a two-part series on sibling loss, discussing how those who lose their siblings often find that their grief is often overlooked or dismissed.

As we face the dawn of a new year, we remember that not everyone will experience 2023 alongside us. Many of us are entering 2023 without our person, and others approach the new year with the certainty or possibility that someone in their world will die before the start of 2024. Here are ten grief resolutions that may help bring you comfort as you move into 2023.

The holiday season can be a joyous time, but it can easily be overwhelming, particularly when your heart is hurting from a loss.

In honour of next week’s Human-Animal Relationship Awareness Week, here are 10 myths and misconceptions about pet loss.