We added one more to this dark, humorous list of terms describing grief: Nightquiet: The time following sunset when one’s thoughts are louder than the silent house buff.ly/2VZXmfW

These new ways to talk grief are funny, sad and true buff.ly/2VZXmfW. Thanks! @Rebecca Soffer Gabrielle Birkner

“Loss is messy, melancholic and often darkly hilarious,” says an article in NYT about speaking grief. So true.

#grief #youarenotalone #understanding #reachout #moveforwardnoton #griefwaves #coping #supporteachother #findsupport

Knowing you are not alone makes all the difference.

Sending love to you and yours today. ~Kim and Robynne, Co-Founders Goodgrief App

In need of support and understanding? Goodgrief app is the place to find others who understand loss.

Pain shared is pain lessened.

Sending love to those living in grief.

“People are like stained glass windows. They sparkle and shine when the sun is out, but when the darkness sets in their true beauty is revealed only if there is light from within.” ~Elizabeth Kübler- Ross

“There are times when there are too few words left to heal us, when what we wish for is to be carried, when all we have left is the hope that tomorrow will be a more gentle place to land than today.”~unknown

For all those who we have lost, Goodgrief is here to offer support and understanding.

How does someone in mourning pick up the pieces? With the help of the people who reach out, offer support, share love and give guidance during the emotional rollercoaster of grief.

For those who have suffered the devastating loss of a child, the best way to offer support is to say their name and share special memories of the child.

Too often we underestimate the power of a touch, a smile, a kind word, a listening ear, an honest compliment, or the smallest act of caring, all of which have the potential to turn a life around. ~ Leo Buscaglia, aka Dr. Love

Loss is often quickly followed by a mountain of worries and fears. Let’s remind each other to take deep breaths and move forward just one day at a time. #strongertogether #supporteachother #anxiety #fear #stress #loss #grief #youarenotalone

Every grief is singular and deeply personal. Follow your heart and the way forward will slowly appear.

Back-to-school can trigger the pain of loss for: the parent who lost a child, the widow now parenting alone, the child missing a parent or sibling, and the student who lost a friend. Let’s be

buff.ly/3X5NQrT "You know, people want to say the right thing because they want to fix it and they want to make you feel better. And so grief makes us really uncomfortable because there's nothing you can say that will fix it. "

buff.ly/47dvN7H Some of the Goodgriefapp blog posts may resonate with your grief path. You are not alone.