We continue the journey discussing my grief over losing my son and then both parents and eventually my aunt.

Where are you with your grief? I know for me, I often closed everything in a shut everyone else out. At some point, I realized I needed to start opening up my book of grief.

Walking with a parent who suffers with Dementia is in itself a form of grief that in many ways can be extremely difficult. It is a disease where you watch your loved one fade away while being present in a body..

For those who grieve, typically it becomes a daily walk of either ignoring it or opening it when you choose and not when grief chooses to show up.

Join in for a new episode where we pick up following my son's funeral and my return to Texas only to face the death of my father within less than a year. We discuss the distraction that can occur and some of the things I did in my journey.

In this episode, we continue discussing my son's funeral and burial, and the overwhelming burden of going through that.

The pilot episode of David's Shining Star where we discuss my journey with grief after the loss of my son. How do you make it through the holidays?

Holidays can be extremely stressful for those who struggle with the grief of a missing loved one. The empty chair and missing smile during the holidays can overwhelming. It is our hope and prayer to be a resource of help. We also want to form a community for the grieving to share their journey with others.