August 2026

How to Create a Meaningful Digital Memory Book to Cherish Loved Ones

Leave a Comment / Grieving / By Melissa Howard

For adult children managing estates, grandparents, or long-distance family ties after illness, divorce, or loss, preserving family memories can feel urgent and strangely slippery. Photos scatter across phones, stories live in half-remembered conversations, and the small details that make a person unmistakably themselves can fade faster than expected. A digital memory book offers a steadier

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If You Lost a Spouse/Domestic Partner in Recent Weeks Read This Today!

I remember when I lost my first wife 30+ years ago, and recall how unprepared I was to deal with financial issues in the moment. I made mistakes that cost me later, so let me keep this simple. Talk to your accountant or financial advisor immediately about whether there are any things you need to

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Comments on Loss of a Pet Post

Leave a Comment / Grieving, Grieving for a Pet / By Larry Lynn

Editor: whenever we run a post about pet loss we get a lot of touching comments. Here are some of them. The photos are of my lost pets. LL I lost my beautiful little girl shitzu cookie last week .she was so much fun and she slept by my feet. Loved to run around and

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Question: Who is the Real “Grief Expert?”…

Leave a Comment / Advice for the Grieving / By Larry Lynn

When I attended your training, I think you mentioned that the true “expert” is the mourner. Can you expand on this? Your memory is correct – I have always maintained that the true expert in grief is the mourner. I do believe there is a real difference between studying a mysterious body of knowledge surrounding

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