Here are some Father's Day thoughts from "What's your grief?" (www.whatsyourgrief.com).

This is "grief for the rest of us." That the way they describe their website and grief support tools.

I love their style, relatable approach and I respect their knowledge and writing skills at addressing the difficult subject of grief. Perhaps they will help people avoid grief less. The following is from a newsletter. If you search "Father's Day" on their website, you'll find a more articles and angles on grief around Father's Day.

 "Father's Day Writing Prompts:

For anyone missing someone this Father's Day (or any day, really) and looking for some prompts to help your writing and reflection along.

Three things I wish you knew about my life now are . . .

One way you impacted me that I didn’t realize until after you were gone is . . .

When I think of you, the words, thoughts, and memories that first come to mind are . . .

The imprints you left on me that I would most like to affirm and develop are:

The imprints you left on me that I would most like to relinquish or change are:

I wish I’d had the chance to tell you . . .

If I could have added something to our relationship, it would have been _______ because:

If I could have removed something from our relationship it would have been ____ because:

One thing I am working on forgiving you for (or have forgiven you for) is . . .

One thing I am working on forgiving myself for about our relationship is . . .

If I had to sum up our relationship in three words they would be . . . ."

Healthy habits are essential.



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