Daphne Bach Greer

Category: grief

  • Ever since Lydia passed away, I have struggled with the Fourth of July. Typically a fun family weekend full of patriotism, parades, good food and family, however, seven years ago it turned to a sorrowful memory. The last holiday she was with us was the Fourth. Twelve days later she would be gone. Subsequently, life…

  • With four boisterous children, my eagerness for bedtime is probably not what you’re thinking. Although, many nights I secretly anticipate the quietness and after the kids are asleep, giving me the chance to clear my head, relax and collect my thoughts. Don’t get me wrong. I love that time and desperately need it. But for…

  • I’m so excited to be teaming up with my friend Lisa over at the Good Grief Cook blog. She has an inspiring and delicious blog which contains life lessons, stories and wonderful recipes. It’s awesome. You must go check it out. Lisa, who is also a grieving mother, had a wonderful idea and mailed me this…

  • For Better or Worse…… Those words don’t even come close to describing the ups and down of my marriage…they are simply a vague statement that we routinely say without realizing the depth of those few words. In good times and in bad…for better or worse…in joy and in sorrow…as long as you both shall live…  …

  • It had been only a few weeks since Lydia had died and the sounds of our empty house were deafening, haunting me night after night. It was like reliving a horror movie over and over again, unable to stop the film.  I never realized how much joy she had brought and how much life filled the…

  • Another road trip completed. It was an emotionally exhausting last weekend and one in which I was extremely happy to finally be home. We loaded up the car, me, the four kids and the adorable dog, and headed over the mountains to Nana’s house.  Of course it was bound to be full of chaos and calamity, as…