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Tag Archives: dying
Remembering Robin
Today, I finished purging my files and packing the seven orange crates that will move my professional life to our new office building. I have been thinking about packing as nuisance, not nostalgia, since this particular move has nothing to … Continue reading →
Posted in work and life
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Tagged Death, domestic violence, dying, interpersonal violence, mentoring, remembrance, student, teaching
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Strong Women and Little Children
I have been thinking a lot about my Gramma today. Viola Mae Hauber Hudson, mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, matriarch, farmer. Gramma and I bonded from an early age over an identical left leg birth mark. One round, small spot on our … Continue reading →
Posted in lent blog 2013
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Tagged children, daughters, dying, grandmothers, hope, living, mothers, women
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Peace. Bubbles. Light.
When I stood in my assigned space in the alto section of the choir loft, across from the organ, it was Michael’s tenor voice that I heard behind me. The choir at St. John’s-Grace was an eclectic combination of people: … Continue reading →
Posted in lent blog 2013
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Tagged afterlife, AIDS, Death, dreams, dying, faith, forgiveness, gay marriage, HIV, peace, reconciliation, remembrance, suicide, unconscious
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200 People
I have spent many years working both directly, and in advocacy roles, with families who have experienced a tragic loss related to SIDS or other sudden and unexpected infant death. These losses are sudden, devastating, and life altering for families. … Continue reading →
Posted in lent blog 2013
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Tagged community engaged research, Death, dying, Grief, legacy, living, SIDS, sudden infant death syndrome
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The Good Doctor
The nursing care facility I worked at had a contract with Hospice to wrap palliative care services around residents of the facility as an option for families, so that end of life care could be provided in the same place … Continue reading →
Posted in lent blog 2013
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Tagged aging, Death, dementia, dying, end of life care, hospice
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Holy Ground
I was 20 years old when I met Rev. Paul Henderson, then chaplain of Episcopal Church Home in Buffalo, NY. Father Paul, as the staff and residents called him, was a older and slight man with an incredible wit and … Continue reading →
Posted in lent blog 2013
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Tagged chaplaincy, Death, dying, faith, Grief, mentoring
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small points of light 