Boundary-setting with family: difficult & brave
Tomorrow is Aaron’s birthday. While I’ll share some of my favorite pictures of us and do…
by Kari Harbath January 22, 2021
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Grief
by Kari Harbath January 22, 2021
4 books to gift your grieving, sad-peopley friends
1. It’s OK That You’re Not OK (topic: grief) This is my #1 recommendation for anyone…
by Kari Harbath January 4, 2021
Some people didn’t survive 2020 (and other triggering tropes)
I know, I know. I can just hear the loud eye rolls and the KARI. HOLY…
by Kari Harbath January 1, 2021
2020 wrapped: 8 things I’ve learned (playlist-style)
This post encapsulates some of what I learned as the ultimate hell year of my life…
by Kari Harbath December 29, 2020
Grief, that bitch
Just feeling compelled to share some thoughts on the oddities of grief. Today I listened to…
by Kari Harbath December 27, 2020
I can’t imagine
So I want to visit that phrase “I can’t imagine.” First, let me be clear: I…
by Kari Harbath December 27, 2020
Desiderata
After our 20-week ultrasound, my mom had this poem printed – Desiderata – and hung it…
by Kari Harbath December 27, 2020
#suicidepreventionmonth
It’s #suicidepreventionmonth. I see the posts everywhere and it still feels surreal that I could join…
by Kari Harbath December 27, 2020
My grief resume
Is there a place on LinkedIn where we can claim grief as a profession? What about…
by Kari Harbath December 24, 2020