Celebrating a Life: Blog

It’s hard to think about death, let alone talk about it. And when someone you love is diagnosed with a terminal illness, it isn’t always easy to know how to react. All of a sudden, time seems to stop right in its tracks.

Just as with grief after the...

It’s no secret family caregiving is a demanding job. Often times, family caregivers carry the weight of the world on their shoulders, attempting to balance all tasks and needs by themselves. But establishing a support system can set you up for...

As our world continues to cope with the current pandemic, families are looking for virtual grief support for kids and teens. A grandparent’s death is often their first encounter with loss. For this reason, the loss of a loved one, whether it be a...

As we age, our metabolism tends to slow down, making it harder to maintain a healthy diet.

While physical activity can curb some changes to our bodies, it’s also important to be mindful of what we consume, especially as we get older.

For a list of...

Are you in charge of planning services for a loved one who has passed, but don’t know where to begin? This is normal.

When it comes to modern-day services, you have many options. The trouble is, the process of planning such an important service can...

In almost every culture, a community of people bring meals to surviving family members and friends in the days, weeks and months following a loss. But, for a family member accustomed to sharing every meal with their lost loved one, the grieving...

While death is one of the most common denominators of the human race, every culture deals with it differently.

For instance, some cultures believe that death is more of a gradual journey than a sudden process. Surviving family members and friends...

Though aging is inevitable, some people find it difficult to deal with the changes that come with getting older.

However, focusing on the good versus the bad can help us shift our mindset. Instead of feeling like the best years are behind us, we can...

As a family caregiver, your top priority is the health and happiness of your loved one.

While you should feel proud of the comfort and care you provide, it’s possible you’re too overwhelmed with responsibilities to recognize the signs and symptoms...

While staying active helps seniors look and feel their best, regular exercise can also prevent health complications later in life.

By improving balance, endurance, flexibility and strength, seniors can stay healthier longer. However, factors like...