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What Makes You An Expert?

Posted on October 16, 2013 by Greet Grief

I think the title of my first book will be, “Surviving 101 losses and still standing” or “Grief Expert without the degree.” My earliest memories of loss are the death of my pet gerbil and saying goodbye to my friend … Continue reading →

Posted in Life's Losses, My story | Tagged addiction, alone, changes, credentials, death, degree, disease, grief, grief expert, heartbreak, hobby, husband, isolated, Loss, losses, miscarriage, R.N., shotgun, sudden death, trauma, vocation | 6 Comments

God’s work amongst the ashes – Part III

Posted on July 10, 2013 by Greet Grief

I am living on Simma’s cheesecake – interesting, since I never liked cheesecake before now. The combination of chocolate, vanilla and raspberry filling seems to be the only things that slide down my throat without coming back up. I don’t even feel guilty, … Continue reading →

Posted in My story | Tagged accidents, alone, beginning, children, condolences, die, empathy, foundation, friendship, meeting, Simma's cheesecake, spouses' deaths, stories, sympathy, zombie-like state | Leave a comment