Author: Debra L. Stang


  • The Catholic Church Guidelines on What to Do with Cremated RemainsBurial is best, says the Church

    The Catholic Church Guidelines on What to Do with Cremated Remains
    Burial is best, says the Church

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  • “I Dreamed a Dream” from “Les Miserables”A young woman sees her dreams collapse around her

    “I Dreamed a Dream” from “Les Miserables”
    A young woman sees her dreams collapse around her

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  • Our Monthly Tip: Create a Bird Feeder for Someone Who Is DyingGive your terminally ill loved one something natural to enjoy

    Our Monthly Tip: Create a Bird Feeder for Someone Who Is Dying
    Give your terminally ill loved one something natural to enjoy

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  • “I Miss You”Easy-to-understand information about death for children

    “I Miss You”
    Easy-to-understand information about death for children

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  • “At the Gate”The sudden death of a loved one makes the poet reflect

    “At the Gate”
    The sudden death of a loved one makes the poet reflect

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  • Non-Depressed People Outlive People with DepressionWhy do depressed people die earlier?

    Non-Depressed People Outlive People with Depression
    Why do depressed people die earlier?

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  • Why Does Earlier Hospice Care Improve the End of Life?Palliative care professionals believe terminally ill people wait too long to sign up for hospice

    Why Does Earlier Hospice Care Improve the End of Life?
    Palliative care professionals believe terminally ill people wait too long to sign up for hospice

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  • “I Heard the Bells on Christmas Day”The near loss of a son inspires a song of hope

    “I Heard the Bells on Christmas Day”
    The near loss of a son inspires a song of hope

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  • “On the Death of Anne Bronte”The loss of a sister inspires poetry

    “On the Death of Anne Bronte”
    The loss of a sister inspires poetry

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  • “Nothing Was the Same”In this memoir, a woman with bipolar disorder navigates grief after the death of her husband

    “Nothing Was the Same”
    In this memoir, a woman with bipolar disorder navigates grief after the death of her husband

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