If you've brought someone a meal before, but you're looking to level up your meal train participant skills, this is the post for you!
7 ways to up your meal train game: tips for being the best meal train participant you can be
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3 tips for organizing a meal train
Planning a meal train for a friend? Here are the tips you need to make the planning a breeze.
A father’s guide to grief
This inforgraphic provides five gentle reminders for fathers in grief.
17 ways to bring beauty to a suffering world right now
If February, the pandemic, politics, or the weather has got you down, it can be easy to feel overwhelmed with negativity. In the spirit of finding beauty and helping others in the face of feelings of loss, here are 17 ways to bring beauty to a suffering world right now. I wrote these ideas aiming… Continue reading 17 ways to bring beauty to a suffering world right now
10 ways to honor someone who has died
Here are ten ideas of how to honor someone who has died. This ideas focus on expressing memories of and wishes for the person, creating beauty in honor of the person, and caring for yourself and your relationship with the person.
6 common feelings of loss
After losing something or someone you love, it can be difficult to sort through the waves of how you feel. And if you are supporting a loved one who has experienced a loss, it can be difficult to figure out how to help if they struggle to identify where they are at emotionally.
This infographic gives you definitions for six common feelings of loss to help you identify what you or your loved one are experiencing at a given moment.
Who can help me grieve?
This infographic provides five ideas of where you can turn to process a loss.
Rituals sacrificed
When people ask me what it was like to have a baby during a pandemic, I have an easy answer and a hard answer.
The easy answer goes, “It was tough laboring and pushing in a mask. I’m grateful that the nurses let me take it off a lot.”
The hard answer is more complicated. It goes something like, “I feel like we had to skip parts.”
Patrons for pregnancy
"On a September morning, clutching three positive pregnancy tests, I googled 'patron saint of pregnancy' in search of a saintly companion.
It was a man.
Even more surprising to me, it was a man whose connection to pregnant women was that his mother had died in childbirth."
Abby the Sociologist Doula 