Shivana the Slammer (and Jammer)
March 18, 2015
“Music is a very intimate thing to share with the world and with others. Music is a connection,” Shivana believes. She took up the violin
Category: Stories
Why Lee’s Story Matters
December 15, 2014
Meet Lee Carswell. Born in Birmingham and educated in Liverpool, England, Lee is a successful senior manager at the consulting firm of West Monroe Partners
Your Gifts Helped the Isaac Family
October 10, 2014
Years of on and off cancer eventually ended with a terminal diagnosis. In 1997, at the age of 26, Joshua Isaac found a small bump
Depression and Complicated Grief are Two Separate Things
September 29, 2014
What we often hear about people we know who have lost a loved one, is that through their grief they have fallen into a deep
Giving Helps Us Heal
September 10, 2014
My name is Marci, and I am not only the Development Director at SCF, but a long-time volunteer at Camp Erin-King County. As I prepare
Create a Tribute Page for Your Loved One
September 2, 2014
Safe Crossings Foundation’s Tribute Pages are a perfect way for remembering a loved one and inviting your friends and family to participate in sharing and
What We Learn From Grief
August 29, 2014
Losing a loved one at any age is never easy. In moments your life can change so suddenly and nothing about that experience seems fair
Death Happens to Everyone
August 26, 2014
”Death happens to everyone. It will be a hard and difficult time. But there are people there to help you, because they care. Please keep
The Beautiful Way One Mom Discusses Death & Grief With Her Sons
August 26, 2014
Blogger Mary Tyler Mom wrote a great column about grief for ChicagoNow, an online blog forum. After having her oldest daughter die from cancer, talk
Grief in the Time of Facebook
August 21, 2014
Love it or hate it, social media is becoming an increasingly large part of our lives. It is a new medium through which we can express