I knew nothing would be the same again': readers on their partner's death

From Mourning to Morning

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I read this article in The Guardian, a British journal. It reminds us of several truths: 1. Everyone mourns differently. There are several vignettes which illustrate this. I will share them, and as usual comment on them 2. Healing is sometimes far away, but it is absolutely possible. We all have the life-force within us, and it is that force--call it God, Universe, Spirit--keeps us moving in the right direction, toward the future. You will listen and you will remember your own reactions and responses to the death of your own loved ones. And you, too, will begin to heal. Till Thursday... Rabbi Mel

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