I volunteer for community events and in helping children orgs., elderly groups, those folks less or more fortunate, doing random acts of kindness and in secret! Yes this therapy has become a way of life, it humbles me! I pray not worry! More importantly to help someone rich/poor/old young/he/she..Help Is Help, & we must pass it on to get it back! It keeps me busy and it can you too! My one complaint is that God gives us 24 hours in a day for us to grieve for the loss of a loved ones! MGB&KY

I'm a nurse on a med/surg unit. It distracts me but also get brought up by my patients because I where everyone's ring around my neck

Yes, i have a new empathy for others.

It not only makes you feel good about yourself (which is something you need while grieving), but it makes the world a better place.

Lots of people are lonely and would love a listening ear. It helps me to forget my problems. We can understand the fraility of humanity together.

it really does help

I attend Empty Arms Support Group once a month, and make myself available to speak with other families in the same situations.

I'm always helping, I need to or I will never feel better.

This is another source of comfort and I do this often as I can.

It's helped transform my pain and loss into something beneficial for others.