Selected Tweets, February 14 to 20

Listed below are tweets (and re-tweets) selected from GriefHealing’s Twitter stream this week. (You can follow Grief Healing on Twitter @griefhealing)

• Phyllis Silverman on talking about death with preschoolers http://bit.ly/9Qh4SO

• Terrific review of movie "Up" by Abel Keogh: http://bit.ly/cza4ij  

• Highly recommended: "The Messenger," a stunning look at the faces of war http://bit.ly/uuRdG

• Movies selected carefully can be an effective tool in addressing grief issues http://bit.ly/9OPplm

• Helpful article by Harriet Hodgson,Writing Affirmations Can Help With Grief http://bit.ly/dmHZYo   

• Senior Caregiving Resources on Twitter With a Lot of Heart | Seniors For Living http://bit.ly/aQFfXO
  
  
• @LegacyConnect Social media can help in grief http://bit.ly/9K6qY2

• @Hospicecny  The Truth About Hospice Care http://bit.ly/bEcjPS
   
• @LegacyConnect Is there life after death? Ellen Gerst ponders http://bit.ly/a7MdDm
    
• @LegacyConnect Just Say No and Make Time for Grieving http://bit.ly/d5oLC

• @HelloGrief: Benefits of Grief Support Groups http://bit.ly/chMT9p 

• @doclake: Interview with Roger Ebert re: his cancer http://bit.ly/ay1At1 

• @doclake:'Making Toast': Simple gestures for moving on-Book Review from NPR http://bit.ly/91f2q8

• @doclake: Thomas Lynch, poet and mortician, looks unblinkingly at death http://nyti.ms/9BNVQX

• @AAHPM: New hospice and palliative care blog launched www.aahpmblog.org

• @ctsinclair: Excellent post on @GeriPalBlog about #NP role in hospice http://icio.us/ipturs

• @hfahospice: NPR quotes Ken Doka on bereaved parents Turning Grief into Action http://tinyurl.com/yktv7lo

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