Until Then End of Life Doula Care

11/07/2025

There is still time to sign up for our Survivors of Su***de Loss Workshop. Register today at www.klamathhospice.org/grief.

09/30/2025

This months Klamath Basin Death Café is canceled today due to illness. My apologies. 🙁

08/20/2025

Absolutely heartwarming story from truly amazing people.

Call now to connect with business.

07/26/2025

Well one more goal accomplished,
100 more to go! 💫💙

06/07/2025

Congratulations graduates 💙🦋

Grief And Graduation

Graduation is often painted as a time of pure celebration, caps tossed high, proud families gathered, and futures shining bright.

But for many families, this milestone is shadowed by the absence of a loved one who should have been there to share in the joy. The intersection of grief and graduation creates a unique emotional landscape that’s often overlooked yet deeply felt.

The reality of graduation for families who have recently lost a loved one, is that it can be a bittersweet experience. The pride and happiness of achievement are often accompanied by waves of sadness, longing, and even guilt for feeling joy in the midst of loss.

It’s common for grief to surface unexpectedly during these moments, catching both graduates and their families off guard.

Seeing others celebrate with their complete families can intensify feelings of absence and grief, making the day feel incomplete.

It’s normal to feel a complex mix of pride, relief, excitement, sadness, and even anger all at once.

This is true not only for the parents that won’t have the opportunity to attend their child’s graduation but for the graduate as well. They may mourn the absence of a parent, grandparent, sibling, or close friend who played a significant role in their journey.

Grieving students and families might feel isolated in their experience, especially when surrounded by outward displays of happiness.

It’s important to acknowledge the loss, and the first step is to openly recognize the absence and the grief it brings.

It’s okay to feel sad…even on a day meant for celebration.

Gary Sturgis - Surviving Grief

06/02/2025

Enjoy this beautiful Monday 💙

05/21/2025

Please reach out if you have any questions 💛💛

Excited to start meeting again!! Next week will be in our new location, 501 Main Street suite 204.
2 different times to meet. RSVP is not required but is kindly recommended 🤗

05/21/2025

Hope to see you at the Senior Awareness Fair brought to you by Klamath Hospice 💙

05/15/2025

Please join us Monday, May 26 for our Memorial Day Open House. We will have staff on site to visit and guide from 11:00am - 2:00pm.

The burial ground is also open every day from dawn to dusk for visitation.

05/11/2025

🩷💛❤️🧡💚🩵💙

05/10/2025

Come by and say hello!! So many amazing resources in our community 💙 Sky Lakes Wellness Fair at the fairgrounds.