I greatly encourage you to share your experiences of life, death and grief by adding your comments to the posts at Loving Farewells. Typing skills, grammar, punctuation or spelling are not important and don’t matter here. Your feelings, though, matter very much. Expressing feelings from your heart is healing for you and for others.

Comment on how you feel about what has been posted. Do you agree or disagree? Are you reminded of a story about your loved one? Do you have a poem to share? Do you have a question? Would you feel better if you put your feelings into words? Have you solved a grief issue for yourself that you can pass on for others?

As you read comments from other grievers you may find just the hope and inspiration you need at that particular time. So remember, your thoughts and feelings may be just what another griever needs to hear at an important time for them.

Sharing your grief can lessen the pain for everyone.

When writing your comment/s and sharing your feelings be mindful of the feelings of others. Respect the person who has died, yourself and other grievers participating in the Loving Farewells blog.

To share your feelings, click on the Comment button located on the right side below the title of the post or on the right side at the end of the post.

Sincerely sending you Peace, Love & Creativity,

Tricia Sample

PS Posting a comment does not guarantee a response and all comments will be monitored. Also, it is important that you understand the information and ideas in the Loving Farewells blog are not intended to replace any help or support you may need from a doctor, mental health professional or spiritual leader. The information expresses the opinions and experiences of its author/s and is offered only as education about grief, not professional counseling or therapy, which often is needed during times of grief.