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THE INVISIBLE
BURDEN
When author Margaret Todd Maitland lost a child to death, she found that she assumed a burden of grief that lent invisible weight to her emotional posture. Everyday events no longer seemed simple, but were infused with meaning and sorrow. In her words, “My own grief was a boulder that 1 carried everywhere... Introductions stated our names, perhaps where we came from, but never, "and we tire grieving for our child.’ The stranger would look and smile, and not see the most important thing, would offer a hand to shake thinking I could spare one of mine and still hold the invisible burden.” Fortunately, the burden of grief eventually gives way to the liberation of acceptance.
Of all the burdens of grief, certainly the loss of a child is among the most challenging. Seeking out the support of others who have faced similar challenges can often help one in the grief process. At the MOSER FUNERAL HOME, those who come to us for services do so because of the professionalism we offer and the discreet and thoughtful attention we provide to each client. We're at 233 Broadview Avenue. For answers to your questions, call 347-3431.
QUOTE: “Grief can't be shared. Everyone carries it alone, his own burden, his own wav. ”
-Anne Morrow Lindbergh
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