Tag: Family
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Dead to Me: Enduring the Pain of Ambiguous Loss
Loss is a regular occurrence for most of us. We lose things – keys, earrings, phones, Air pods. Our favorite sports teams lose games. And most painfully, we lose people. When someone close to us dies, we enter into a natural, well documented, and interminable grieving process. And yet, death is only one way by…
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The Agony of Making Decisions
“Don’t be afraid of change. You may lose something good, but you may gain something better.” Unknown Making a life-changing decision is seldom simple. It’s not as stark as choosing between black and white. Our palette is usually somewhere on a spectrum in a myriad of gray. There are rarely win-win solutions. That’s a myth.…
Roger M. Cahak 