M.A. Counseling Psychology & Grief Recovery Specialist
Last night I dreamt I met J-Lo She was in a bodega Disguised as a normal person Buying some water I walked up to her
“And what is your relationship to the patient?” the admitting nurse asks. “I’m her wife,” I answer without missing a beat, without giving a second
Sometimes when my writing self seems to be on a hiatus of sorts, I find that I turn to my camera for creative expression. It’s
It has been several months since I’ve posted, preceded by months of irregular scribblings. The year 2020 was a shocker and downer for so many
This is what life does in the middle of a global pandemic: It places Temptation right smack dab in my path. Our eyes meet on
Hindsight always offers a broader, deeper perspective. We’ve been “Covid-ing” for over a year. What do we know now that we could not have foreseen
I haven’t blogged in several months. Because…you know…Covid. We are ALL experiencing grief. We’ve either lost someone to Covid, or we know someone who has
I posted this poem days ago. And then a few nights later I read it out loud to a group of fellow “creatives” (they did
What is this uproar Of “All Lives Matter”? As if all of them ever did? As if those first white-faced arrivals Cared about the natives
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By Neil DeGrasse Tyson Wednesday, June 3, 2020 My colleague had other encounters with the law that he shared later…
Season 2 of “Beauty In The Breakdown: Living & Loving Life After Loss” is ready with Episode 19, “An Anniversary Overshadowed.” Today, on the 10th
Season 2 of “Beauty In The Breakdown: Living & Loving Life After Loss” is ready with Episode 18, “Eating Your Way Through Grief.” Even though
"A NEW NORMAL" by Celenia Delsol (c) 2021 