Shannon ONeill 11/14/22 Shannon ONeill 11/14/22

The (Non) Perks of Being an Introvert When Searching for Widow Support

Finding Grief and Widow Support Is Hard. You Don’t Always Know What You Need Because What You Need Is Always Changing.

Shannon ONeill 11/1/22 Shannon ONeill 11/1/22

T-Shirts, Leafblowers and Grief

Why is the second year harder for a widow?

Shannon ONeill 10/24/22 Shannon ONeill 10/24/22

To Daryl, with Love

Shannon ONeill 10/17/22 Shannon ONeill 10/17/22

The Girl with the Grief Ribbon

My grief feels like those terrible “waist trainer” girdles celebrity women wear. It wraps around you, hugging and tightening and squeezing your breath away, and you have no choice. It is also a terrible replacement for your person.

Shannon ONeill 10/10/22 Shannon ONeill 10/10/22

Finding the Edge

Watching surfing, I’ve found many metaphors for life with stage 4 cancer and loss

Shannon ONeill 10/1/22 Shannon ONeill 10/1/22

Death, Grief, Healthy Living(?), Repeat

During early grief, constants are so important, finding anything you enjoy, to focus your mind and get you out of bed feels miraculous.

Shannon ONeill 9/1/22 Shannon ONeill 9/1/22

When Grief Feels like Sci-Fi

Landing on Planet Grief