Grieving Mothers

12/22/2025

12/22/2025

Say their name …

As we approach Christmas,
Let’s come together to honor and remember our loved ones during this difficult time of year

Say their name, share a memory, a story, or a photo if you’d like

Let’s celebrate their lives , and keep their spirit alive in our hearts

We will remember them …
Always

Until we meet again...

12/15/2025

For many bereaved families, navigating holiday traditions can be challenging. Some may find comfort in continuing well-loved celebrations, while others may require new ways to mark the season.

To help manage the needs of each family member, consider the following:

- Allow everyone to share how continuing each tradition makes them feel and what may be potentially distressing.
- Work hard to compromise. Try to differentiate what might be difficult for a family member to continue from what would be unbearable.
- Eliminate the ones, for now, that would bring more harm than benefit to any family member.
- Reduce holiday expectations so that each family member has a chance to cherish a tradition that is meaningful and grieve what has been lost.

Most importantly, extend compassion to one another, understanding that needs can vary widely within any loving family unit.

***Sharing from The Compassionate Friends/USA

12/15/2025

FROM THE DESK OF
Santa Claus

Merry Christmas Moms & Dads please don't let today be sad

Your Angel is here helping me Wrap the presents & Decorate the tree

Feeding the reindeer & Shining the star The one That let's you know where they are

Please don't cry this Christmas and let me tell you why

Your Angel is watching over you From the Beautiful winter sky.

Santa Claus

CHECKED TWICE & SIGNED BY

THE NORTH POLE, ARCTIC CIRCLE

12/11/2025

On my mind
In my thoughts
Forever in my heart
Everywhere I go
You come too