There's nothing that can really soothe the ache of losing a beloved son. Yet, words are often all we have to show our support for those processing their grief. If you know someone who has lost their ...

When it comes to death and grief, finding the right words to express the deepest sympathy can be difficult. Loss is a natural part of life, but it often leaves us feeling adrift, unsure, and afraid of ...

"Our thoughts and prayers are with you." This statement of sympathy is almost predictable, and increasingly questioned or mocked by cynics for its appropriateness, after a tragic event. It has become ...

<p><br><P> The family of the late Harry Horn expresses its thanks and sincere appreciation to all family members, friends, co-workers, doctors, nurses and all other well-wishers for your prayers, ...

When given devastating news, such as learning a friend has stage 4 cancer, my first thought is to say, "You will be in my prayers." But if a friend is not of the same religious beliefs, this is not ...

DEAR MISS MANNERS: When given devastating news, such as learning that a friend has stage 4 cancer, my first thought is to say, “You will be in my prayers.” But if a friend is not of the same religious ...

A majority of oncology professionals believe that writing condolence letters to the families of deceased patients is an important component of cancer palliative care, the results of a new survey ...

Dear Miss Manners: When given devastating news, such as learning that a friend has Stage 4 cancer, my first thought is to say, “You will be in my prayers.’’ But if a friend is not of the same ...