A widow dad expresses love and pain in cartoons After Eliane's death -his wife- a designer from the south of Brazil, Ronaldo Baker, saw himself all alone to take care of his 5 year old daughter, Rafaela. Eliana suffered from a lethal case of meningites. The girl said that the pain of losing her mom would go away when she had the chance to draw, then her dad turned their lives into a cartoon
I see the world from another place Feeling a "fish out of water" is just one more common reaction we have identified along the research
When birth is the departure The sisters Larissa and Clarissa, connected by the pain of pregnancy loss, have turned suffering into learning getting started with a project called: From grieving to struggling
“When we are sad, we are pregnant with the future” The poet Rainer Maria Rilke has a famous sentence that also talks about grieving, a journey makes us reinvent life after death and that can be a transforming agent
“Get a life, man” The publicity man Paulo Camossa, 50, saw himself in a fragile moment of life after losing his daughter Amanda, at that time with 18 years old. Seven years later, he had a clear answer about how he could give a new meaning to his life: never breaking up with the memory and trying to live with the same intensity that Amanda has lived
Grieving for Buddhism Exclusive Interview: Bel Cesar speaks about Budhism, death and grieving suggest a list of books that may help
A arte de se despedir da vida em uma história sobre a amizade masculina Julian (Ricardo Darín) é um ator argentino que vive em Madri com seu cão, Truman. É divorciado e está morrendo de um câncer de pulmão que se espalhou pelo corpo. Quando decide que não vale a pena continuar o tratamento ele recebe a visita de um velho amigo com quem vive momentos tocantes que nos levam a refletir sobre a coragem, o amor e a finitude
I am here for you Second post of the series " How I feel" : The best thing a friend can do to help is to be near
The ones we love are always inside us This is the first post of the series "How I feel". Feelings, experiences and common thoughts among those who have been through a grieving process already, beautifully ilustrated by the artist Marina Papi
Dying in the first person Excellent Eliane Brum* text on El País about the death taboo that has consolidated with the 20th Century and the new look that emerges about the end of life
