January 2019 – Goodgrief App

Dormant Like a Tree

January 31, 2019January 31, 2019 by Goodgrief App, posted in loved ones, moving forward, support, understanding

Schools across Atlanta closed yesterday in anticipation of “snowpocalypse.” The morning was 40 degrees with a little rain; the afternoon sunny and bright. Our sled stayed in the basement. Not a single flake fell. So my boys and I whittled away the day with friends, books, and time in the park. That’s winter in Georgia … Continue reading Dormant Like a Tree

Go Easy on You

January 3, 2019 by Goodgrief App, posted in Grief, Uncategorized

Extraordinary messages arrive in the most ordinary places sometimes. I was waiting to check out at the grocery store the other day when an elderly man shuffled up behind me. He needed milk. There were eggnog and almond milk at the check-out counter's display, so he grabbed some with a shrug. We exchanged a few … Continue reading Go Easy on You

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“This is a beautiful thing you’re creating. I know it must not be easy to be an app developer…I’ve tried, lol…Keep going…This will help so many of us. I’ve already made connections with three others.” – 48 year old female in Seattle Washington who lost parent, other, child caused by other and illness grieving 0-1year. December 2017

“that brought tears to my eyes. I am, first, happy that you are finding peace and a way to handle all this grief. And second, so impressed! Not that I didn’t think you had it in you, but that you were able to put it together. Very cool and helpful to so many“-Divorce Lawyer, December 2017

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“I’m so excited to connect online with other grieving people so that we can help each other overcome horrible tragedies and move forward.”

“This app is an extremely useful resource for anyone undergoing grief, sorrow or hardship.”

“The best app I’ve found for connecting with other people that understand what it’s like to be dealing with grief.”