I love the title of this book by Brook Noel & Pamela Blair. In my experience, we are never ready!

Christa Couture speaks eloquently about multiple losses including losing her leg to cancer, the deaths of her two young children and divorce. Her memoir, How to Lose Everything, is a “grief bio” that weaves stories of loss, “dismantling” and “claiming a future”.

Sunnybrook Hospital’s Pregnancy and Infant Loss Network provides support to parents and family members affected by pregnancy and infant loss

In a grief-avoiding world, we often receive unhelpful advice about how we “should” be grieving. Alan Wolfelt’s Bill of Rights affirms that we have the right to experience grief in our own unique ways

When someone dies with medical assistance, grieving takes on additional complexity.

This Globe&Mail article shares creative and wonderful strategies people use to keep a loved-one’s memory alive.