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Evening of Songs to commemorate Ehi’s birthday

Evening of Songs to commemorate Ehi’s birthday.

Do not get stuck in grief!

Wow it is already the ninth month of 2019. How time flies yet this pain is not going away. No, it will not . Only the intensity diminishes with time. Trust me it does. However be encouraged in the fact that there are a lot of memories we can hold

Ehibam Foundation promotes the game of Rugby

Ehibam Foundation promotes the game of Rugby by partnering with the organisers of tbe Lagos Beach Rugby which held on the 16th of March 2019. It was a great and exciting time out with the players and lovers of the game. The players were ethusiatic about the work of griefshare

Grief journey and relationships

“ Sometimes you find yourself in the middle of nowhere and sometimes in the middle of nowhere you find yourself”. In your journey do not alienate family members and close friends who in most cases can lean into your pain. Experience has shown that many of them are able to

Look expectantly to God for healing – Psalm 30: 5

When you find yourself suddenly in grief, it is really difficult to look expectantly to God. You find yourself questioning God for the pain and sorrow you are experiencing. You feel forsaken by Him, the ‘whys” get longer each new day and unconsciously you wait for answers that might not

POEMS FORM THE HEART

I thought that time would have stopped if you had died, That sun and moon and stars would disappear, The earth itself vanish into darkness If I had lost a life I held so dear But though you’re gone the sun still heralds the day And darkness only

THE GAP

The gap between those who have lost children and those who have not is profoundly difficult to bridge. No one, whose children are well and intact can be expected to understand what parents who have lost children have absorbed and what they bear. Our children come to us through every

HOPING FOR THAT WHICH IS NOT SEEN

Grief is indeed a personal experience of loss which translates into a lifelong process of emotions that is never “finished”. It is right to say that grief is not an illness that you recover from. Those who have experienced grief would say that grief journey is marked by agonizing pains