Full article by Michael Cavna - February 8, 2019, from The Washington Post here.
How UK Minister Will Tackle Modern Reality of Loneliness
Tracey Crouch knows what it’s like to feel frighteningly alone. After giving birth to her first child, Freddie, in 2016, the British lawmaker says that despite having a “network of friends, family and a wonderful partner,” she began feeling cut off from the world. It wasn’t a new sensation; Crouch says she also suffered from… via …
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The Empty Space: coping with the loss of a beloved companion
By Sherri Moorer I think the hardest part of losing Chloe (or any bird) is the empty space. It’s not just the empty space where the cage used to be. It’s the mental and emotional space in her absence. It’s getting up and going to bed with one less bird. It’s coming home to one […] …
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Remembrances – BirbObserver
In loving memory of Chloe and Oliver, please visit our new Remembrances page to read about these beautiful birbs who have gone OTRB. via Remembrances — BirbObserver
There’s no one way to Grieve
A superb commentary on how each of us, in our own way, at our own pace, deals with and copes with grief, and accepts, or doesn't accept the loss of a loved one. After losing my father last year, I too continue to 'sort out' and 'dig deep' to find a place where his absence …
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