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Yoga and Grief

Peggy Green - Thee Grief Specialist

Written by Peggy Green The Grief Specialist

When I first started my yoga practice, I was encouraged to use blocks, straps, pillows, and bolsters. At first, I was dismayed and thought I would be pegged as a weakling and stand out as a beginner. My ego and pride got in the way. I refused to accept that any of these tools would make my practice better or any easier, let alone would I make improvements.

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Is Your Grief Consuming You

Peggy Green - Thee Grief Specialist

Written by The Grief Specialist Peggy Green

Sometimes it takes someone who is not close to the situation or circumstances to shed light on something you cannot see for yourself. Is grief stealing your life away? 

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Baby Blankie and Mommy Guilt

Written by The Grief Specialist Peggy Green

The past 7 days have been full of change, some seemingly simple and others difficult and complex.

My youngest daughter is moving back home for five weeks. Having her come back home after being on her own is going to require an adjustment. She is used to doing things her way.  I am set in my ways. My home, my house, my rules are not going to work though. 

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Why are You Avoiding Your Grief?

Peggy Green - Thee Grief Specialist
Written by Peggy Green Thee Grief Specialist

Are you afraid to talk about your loved one? You might think the pain is too great and every time you think of them, you get angry and upset. You avoid going to the grocery store for the fear of crying in public or are embarrassed to let others see you this way. You might give up on yourself with your basic needs such as food, sleep, water. You avoid taking care of yourself because you do not care about living or the others who depend on you.

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Grief, Joy and Gratitude Can and Do Co-exist

Peggy Green - Thee Grief Specialist

Written by Peggy Green Thee Grief Specialist

August 9 is my first child’s birthday. She would have been 31 years old this year. I took her picture off the top of my desk where it was so carefully placed years ago. The frame is oval with gold and silver trim. As I looked at it, so many memories came flooding in. Her fuzzy blonde hair stood on end and her deep blue eyes stared back at me. I found myself studying her just like when she was a new-born.

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You Can Make a Difference – Suicide Awareness Month

Written by Peggy Green Thee Grief Specialist

Suicide has been called a serious public health problem by the World Health Organization. 

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Grief and Disappointment

Peggy Green - Thee Grief Specialist

Written by Peggy Green Thee Grief Specialist

The far reaching and profound grief has on our life is enormous. It can impact our ability to handle disappointment and unmet expectations.

I’ve been working extremely hard on a project and presented it a last month. Yesterday we had a meeting to answer some questions regarding the program. I hoped for the program to be approved and to move forward with the next steps. Instead, my program was rejected. My heart was broken, ego shattered, and expectations spurned.

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A Legacy in Your Grief

Peggy Green - Thee Grief Specialist

Written by Peggy Green Thee Grief Specialist

During the height of the pandemic, I was searching for something positive and uplifting to watch. I came across Jeanne Robertson YouTube comedy acts. I found exactly what I was looking for.

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What Do Money, Bills and Guilt Have in Common

Written by Peggy Green Thee Grief Specialist

I sat across the table from a young man. He came to me for advice on finances ranging from paying his bills, gaining access to money in his trust account and how to build a savings.

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