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Working with bereaved or grieving families many different resources come across my desk. I try to look at them from my clinical training are they sound and so forth. But I also try to look at them from a friend perspective is this that does not sound patronizing or obnoxious coming from someone on the outside. After looking at this concept I thought it passed, but I would also like to know what you all think as well.
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This is a repost from a blog that I recently wrote for the LifeSource blog "The Source" I hope it is helpful.
In talking with families and listening to their stories, a consistent theme that comes up is how critical it is that they receive support in their grief journey. It may come from immediate family members, a neighbor, coworkers or their faith or community group. More and more, people are also receiving support online, allowing them to connect with others anytime day or night. They can le…
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Added by John LeMay on June 29, 2009 at 12:51pm —
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I have "crying eyes" again. I don't know if I am the only one that experiences this (but I think not). I started calling them crying eyes soon after Kevin died. It is the feeling of moistness around your eyes and the desire to cry. To me, it feels like my eyes want to cry, not me as a whole person, but my eyes.
In the days and months right after Kevin's death I had it all the time. I would wake up in the morning and my eyes and lashes would be wet. The moistness would stay all day.
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Added by Kim Morsching on June 19, 2009 at 6:21am —
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She sits alone, in the space created just for her, crying. The tears come easily and constantly. Sometimes single tears slip slowly, gently down her cheeks almost as if not to add more pain to her broken heart. Sometimes she weeps and wails, losing her breathe in the process and giving vent to the terrible pain she feels. Sometimes she rages...at the unfairness, the pain, the unnatural act of outliving her son and at God. She beats her breast, tears at her hair and destroys her surroundings.…
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Added by Kim Morsching on June 14, 2009 at 7:34pm —
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I have absolutely no clue how blogging works, however I wanted to take the opportunity to thank you for a beautiful website. I read the newsletter from LifeSource today and saw the picture and letter regarding your handsome son, Kevin.
My son Devin was also a handsome young man already at the age of fourteen. His life was cut short in December of 2007 when he took an overdose of prescription medication. What a sad and tragic loss of such a beautiful soul!
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My mind continues to be a jumble of thoughts regarding my family's trip to Pasadena and my ride on the DonateLife float in the Tournament of Roses Parade. I continue to want to write about my experience, but there just seems to be too much to say and not enough words available to describe my experience. I think that trying to write about the entire trip is a mistake. There were entirely too many thoughts, feelings and experiences to describe in one writing. I am going to try and break down the d…
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Added by Kim Morsching on January 24, 2009 at 2:00pm —
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On August 20, 2007, my eldest son suffered a traumatic brain injury as a result of a skateboarding accident. After making a 5 hour trip in 4 hours, our family gathered at Kevin's bedside. Those early morning hours were spent keeping my worst fears at bay and praying for Kevin's recovery.
I spent each minute and hour of the next 6 days trying to absorb a new level of hell.
Ok, let's get Kevin healthy and back to school before class starts.
Ok, let's get Kevin healthy and back to school befor…
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The other day I heard about a family that was in upheaval due to the loss of a job by one of the parents. I was filled with sadness for this family and their unsure future. I also thought "I am so blessed".
It took a few minutes for this thought to sink in. Me blessed? Most people would not think of my life as blessed. I lost a child. How could I ever think of my life as blessed?
By and large, I hold the belief that my life is blessed. I have sad and depressing days, but those are moments in m…
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Added by Kim Morsching on December 8, 2008 at 2:30pm —
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Losing someone very close to you - a significant relationship - is a devastating event. The ripples of the loss affect all relationships.
I noticed this when my son came home from college. This is our second Thanksgiving without our oldest son. With 2 boys home for the holidays the house was a flurry of activities. The house was always full of their friends. There was food, laughter and activity.
I noticed that I looked to my son to fulfill these memories of past holidays for me. I wanted him…
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I had a lot of activities this past Saturday. Almost all of them had to do with my son's death. The activities actually began on Friday evening and then lasted through Saturday. On Sunday I awoke with a migraine. I took medicine, but it did not work. I took more and it still only stopped it a little bit.
I was in such pain but tried to keep busy throughout the day. Later in the afternoon, both my husband and daughter took off for activities outside the house. I putzed along trying to get things…
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Added by Kim Morsching on November 17, 2008 at 2:30pm —
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After Kevin's death I ran. I ran and ran and ran. It was my way to be angry about losing him. Really it was my socially acceptable way to have a temper tantrum.
I was so depressed and was seeing a counselor. A wonderful, wise woman I had seen occasionally throughout the years. I have always felt that seeing some one for a mental health check up is no different that getting a physical. There are some experiences that I haven't developed the tools to help me navigate through. The death of my son…
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Added by Kim Morsching on October 15, 2008 at 2:30pm —
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The beautiful fall days kill me. I will always remember how beautiful it was the morning of 9/11. It was a perfect morning - the kind of morning that makes you want to live here and be alive. It was a day that began with clear blue skies and cool morning air but with the promise of a warmer afternoon. The day that Kevin left home to return to school, the late afternoon that Kevin was injured and the day that Kevin died were the same beautiful, almost fall kind of days as 9/11/2000.
I have alway…
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Added by Kim Morsching on October 3, 2008 at 2:30pm —
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My life changed on August 20, 2007. Truthfully, it ended. At 6:00pm on the 27th my husband received a phone call from the Brookings Police Department that our eldest son, Kevin, had been severely injured in a skateboard accident and was being airlifted to Sioux Falls, SD.
I was on my way home from work and just blocks from home when he called. He asked where I was and told me to hurry home. When I arrived home he told me of the call. We quickly gathered our other two children who were visiting…
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