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03/12/2023

The heartbreak of losing a loved one and planning their funeral is a little easier with a compassionate Funeral Director or Mortician. Every ShareLife Funeral Director considers it a sacred duty to gently guide families through their darkest times. If one of our Funeral Directors made your loved one’s passing more bearable, please share your experience with us. You’ll also help other grieving families. Day

02/22/2023

Our grief support tip of the month is to write yourself a love letter. Self-love is a healthy part of personal development. Think about your admirable qualities, including your strength in grief. Reflect on how you positively impact the lives of people around you. And allow yourself to feel good about who you are. For more grief support tips, download our 2023 calendar here: https://sharelife.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/ShareLife-2023-Grief-Tips.png

02/20/2023

This President's Day, we're thinking about former President Jimmy Carter, whose family announced that the 39th president will receive hospice care at home, surrounded by loved ones. Our thoughts are with the Carter family and the many families in our community who rely on this compassionate, invaluable service as part of their end-of-life plan.

02/20/2023

Bet you didn’t know these fun facts about our favorite Aquarius presidents. Just in time for President’s Day, we give you a glimpse into the last days and funerals of George Washington and Abraham Lincoln.

02/17/2023

Did you know one in five Americans is a caregiver to someone in their family? When the stress of this full-time (and mostly unpaid) role becomes too great, caregivers experience burnout. In honor of National Caregiver Day (2/17), our blog has tips for recognizing, treating, and preventing caregiver burnout.

When It’s Too Much: Caregiver Burnout Burnout is a genuine health concern, with one in five Americans acting as unpaid caregivers to spouses, family members, or friends. Read more on recognizing and preventing burnout before it negatively impacts both caregiver and recipient. America has more peop...

02/13/2023

If you’re a procrastinator about organizing and planning, here’s a nudge: February 13 is National Clean Out Your Computer Day! And while you’re clearing away unused and out-of-date files, it’s a good time to think about planning for the future. Consider a will, durable power of attorney, and preplanned funeral arrangements. Like cleaning out your computer, preplanning helps you focus on what you need today and in the future.

02/12/2023

Grief and Valentine's Day aren't a good match. But there are things that can help make February 14 less painful and more fun. We've got ideas for going out, staying in, and carrying on. Check our blog for tips on making V-Day a good day.

How to Enjoy Valentine’s Day Despite Loss Valentine’s Day can feel hollow when you’re grieving. It’s important to remember that the day celebrates all kinds of love – romantic relationships, friendships, siblings, and kids. The most important thing is to do what feels right. Here are some ...

02/07/2023

Our loved ones are always in our hearts, but what if you want a more tangible connection? Memorial jewelry lets you keep your loved ones close to you. Beautiful necklaces, rings, and bracelets securely contain a small portion of cremated ashes, a lock of hair, or dried flowers. Discover the five things you should know about cremation jewelry.

What To Know About Cremation Jewelry Cremation jewelry is a tangible memory encased within a beautiful necklace, ring, or other wearable keepsakes. It’s a loving way to honor your loved one and keep their legacy alive. Keep reading to learn five facts about cremation jewelry. Cremation or memorial...

02/03/2023

Rock your favorite red outfit for National Wear Red Day and raise awareness for heart disease and stroke in women. Heart disease is the No. 1 killer of women, causing 1 out of 3 deaths every year — but a commitment to healthy lifestyle changes can change that. Be heart-healthy every day but wear red on February 3rd!

01/31/2023

It’s National Plan a Vacation Day – a reminder to plan now for our leisure time for the rest of the year. Whether visiting a neighboring state or traveling around the globe, you should consider Away From Home Protection. Spare your family from the logistical stress and added expenses of bringing you home if you pass away abroad. We take care of everything for you -- without any additional costs to your family later. Call one of our Family Service Advisors to learn more.

03/02/2020

Today is Read Across America day! This is a day to encourage children to read. No matter their age, reading aloud strengthens their vocabulary and language skills. Take some time today to read with the special people in your life!

02/29/2020

Today is a day to celebrate those born on a leap year! This day comes just once every 4 years, so it's definitely a way to brag about staying young. Happy birthday to all of the leap year babies- it's an exclusive club! There's only approximately 187,000 in the United States.

02/21/2020

What do you do when you are on vacation and a loved one at home is very ill? Do you cancel the trip completely? Get travel insurance? Hope for the best? Andrea Sachs wrote in the Washington Post about her experience dealing with the death of her father while 8,000 miles from home. This is a great read for anyone who travels and has a wealth of great advice!

Grief experts and travel specialists offer advice on whether to stay or go.

02/14/2020

Today isn't just about chocolate and flowers, but it's also National Donor Day! 120,000 Americans currently waiting for precious organ transplants depend on the public to sign up with their state’s organ donor registries on National Donor Day every February 14. By donating organs such as corneas, tissue, marrow, platelets and blood; you create a living legacy of your generosity with the ultimate gift of love. Share the love and register today at http://registerme.org.

02/11/2020

February 11th is Safer Internet Day!
Make sure you’re doing your part in creating a better internet, such as:
-Be kind and respectful online. If you wouldn't say it in real life, don't say it on the internet.
-Keep you and your information safe. Set your privacy and security settings to your comfort level. It is your choice to limit what and with whom you share personal information.
-Practice good communications. Never send an email typed in anger. Put it in your draft folder and wait. Digital communication does not give the reader the same visual or audio cues that speaking in person does.

02/07/2020

Today is National Wear Red Day! Join us in the fight against heart disease. Learn how you can reduce your risk at www.hearttruth.gov.

02/03/2020

Grief is full of surprises, and sometimes people are surprised by a grief response that feels far less intense than anticipated. Though this is relatively common, it’s seldom recognized, so when people experience it, they often wonder, “What’s wrong with me?!? Why am I not grieving?” This is a great article from What's Your Grief? about Absent Grief.

Never have I ever heard a bereaved person exclaim, 'Grief is just as expected it to be!' Grief is full

01/24/2020

January 24 is National Compliment Day! The power of a compliment is pretty remarkable: giving or receiving one can boost your happiness and confidence, making it a win-win! You never know when someone could use some good vibes, so spread the positivity by giving someone a reason to smile!

01/22/2020

Today is Celebration of Life Day! This day was originally established as a day to celebrate the children in our lives, but it’s evolved into an occasion to celebrate life at any age! Today is a a day to enjoy what's good about our lives and be grateful for what we have.

01/20/2020

"Life’s most persistent and urgent question is, What are you doing for others?"–Martin Luther King Jr.