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What to do on the death anniversary of a loved one

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  • เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ส.ค. 2024
  • Children's book on grief & loss: tinyurl.com/lulufacesloss ... You don't have to visit the gravesite unless you want to! The death anniversary (AKA, Deathiversary) day can be filled with feelings and expectations, making it easy to feel apprehensive and even awkward as the day approaches.
    How should you celebrate the yearly anniversary of a loved one’s death?
    To quote a past counselor of mine: “Don’t should on yourself.”
    But seriously, when it comes to facing the deathiversary, there is a lot of gray area to work with. You’re free to commemorate the day in a special way OR to treat it like it’s nothing special. If you choose to do something special, what that “special” entails is totally up to you - and keep in mind that it will change from year to year. Watch the video for lots of creative (and helpful!) ideas.
    00:00 Video Begins
    00:15 My personal approach
    1:08 About "deathiversaries"
    1:20 The first death anniversary is the hardest (or not)
    1:58 What if it's not my first death anniversary?
    2:44 Key: Intentional planning beforehand
    2:54 How SHOULD you honor the death anniversary
    3:36 Factors to consider
    5:03 Creative ideas for what to do on the day
    7:03 Your goal = make it meaningful to you
    Comment: How do you plan to celebrate the death anniversary of a loved one this month?
    Links:
    DIY Ceremony inspired by "Yahrzeit": Video not uploaded yet
    Children's book on grief & loss: amzn.to/3Fh2159
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  • @LearningtoSeeStudio
    @LearningtoSeeStudio 10 หลายเดือนก่อน

    You’re the best Danica!
    I have a few things to add from clients (I have permission to share these):
    One kept a Facebook page up so they could all keep updating “Pat” with their lives. Very much in line with your letter idea.
    Another saved a shirt from dad and every year she’d wear it, pop popcorn and watch his favorite movie.
    I personally love making photo albums and randomly going through them to remember the good times. Sometimes I end up crying, other times laughing, and sometimes remembering more stories I want to keep alive and share with others.

    • @danicatheartist
      @danicatheartist  10 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

      Oh my goodness these are beautiful ideas! Thanks so much for sharing!

  • @valentineelizabeth9426
    @valentineelizabeth9426 10 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Thank you for sharing this ❤

    • @danicatheartist
      @danicatheartist  10 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

      You are so welcome!! I hope it was helpful!