All Registered for Boston!

Today, I registered for The Compassionate Friends conference in Boston, MA!

Can’t wait to see you all there!

 

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The Compassionate Friends’ 2013 National/International Conference in Boston, MA

Around this time last year, I had some exciting news to share. Well, I have some more great news to share. I was asked to present again at the The Compassionate Friends’ 2013 National/International Conference in Boston!

I’ve accepted to present again, and will be enhancing my topic from last year, Blogging Your Way Through Grief. I got so much positive feedback from last year’s presentation, that I wanted to do it again.

Recap of The Compassionate Friends 35th National/5th International Conference

Boy, oh boy, it has been a busy week for yours  truly. Mom and I landed late Sunday night, and didn’t get back home until 2:00AM Monday morning. From there, it has been a constant race to try to make up lost time at work, as well as trying to prepare for my vacation next week with my Lobster. However, on this rainy Sunday, I am committing myself to recapping my recent trip to The Compassionate Friends 35th National/5th International Conference in Costa Mesa, California.

Update: I’ve been working on this post Sunday, Monday and now even on Tuesday

Blogging Your Way Through Grief

Well, after a long weekend in California, I am back home. My presentation went so well (far better than I expected)! I don’t have time to right now to recap the whole conference, but I wanted to share with you my presentation in the meantime.

Blogging Your Way Through Grief from Jacqueline DeVito

Keep an eye out for more updates from my weekend in Costa Mesa!

Memory Board

Well, the time has finally come. Tomorrow, my Mom and I leave for California for the TCF Conference. I’m mostly packed up, and have been running around doing last minuet stuff all week. One of the things I needed to do was get pictures of Jen to hang up on the Memory Board that will be at the conference. The directions stated:

Memory Boards: Bring a picture no larger than 8”X10” or a memento to place on the memory boards. Spend as much time as you’d like looking at the pictures and reading the stories.

So, you know I had to make ours amazing…