Our family is coming up on the one-year anniversary of my sister's death and we can't agree on how to honor her memory. My mom wants a big celebration of life, my dad thinks that's too painful, I want something private and spiritual, and my brother just wants to pretend the day doesn't exist. We're all grieving her but we're also grieving who we used to be as a family.
More people experience this than they realize.
A family discovers that honoring shared loss becomes impossible when each person's spiritual relationship to grief demands fundamentally different forms of remembrance.
“Where Are You with Grief as spiritual practice?”
If this sounds familiar, the Library can help you find the bigger picture.