Grief Inc.

Grief Inc. I help individuals and families navigate life after loss—with a Christ-centered, compassionate approach to emotional and spiritual healing.

This is more than grief support. This is soul-level restoration. Kim Wolfe has spent 22 years in the death industry and is an Advanced Grief Recovery Specialist. She is a national speaker on grief and loss for adults, teens and organizations. She is often brought into schools, colleges and businesses to facilitate a workshop on grief and loss and how to support students, adults and co-workers. Her

passion is to normalize grief and to help people to understand their own grief, learn to be compassionate and gentle with themselves and others and to learn tools and strategies that support healthy healing. Kim does individual and group grief sessions on Zoom, FaceTime, and phone. To schedule an appointment go to Kim's website where she has compiled an extensive collection of resources on grief at www.kimwolfe.net or join her community where people who are suffering loss alone, have a place for support. It's free and away from all social media platforms where everyone can safely share their stories and not be told how to feel or be fixed. www.griefinc.co We'll see you on the inside.

Going through this very thing with a member of my own family. Maybe you are too. Emotions can run high and we all need...
09/03/2026

Going through this very thing with a member of my own family. Maybe you are too. Emotions can run high and we all need to simply pause, take a breath, and offer a lot of grace.

SUPPORTING THE DYING
Fear, Anxiety & Anticipatory Grief

When someone is nearing the end of life, intense emotions often rise to the surface. As a supporter, understanding these emotions helps you show up with compassion, steadiness, and presence.

1. Fear of the Unknown
The dying person may fear what comes next—physically, spiritually, or relationally.
Your calm presence, reassuring words, and willingness to sit through uncertainty can bring deep comfort.

2. Anxiety About Pain or Loss of Control
Many people worry about suffering or becoming a burden.
Help by normalizing their feelings, encouraging open communication with medical teams, and offering small choices so they feel some control

3. Anticipatory Grief (Both You & Them)
This is grief that begins before the loss happens.
It may show up as sadness, anger, withdrawal, or deep reflection.
Acknowledge it. It’s valid. And it’s part of the process for everyone involved.

4. Providing Emotional Safety
Let them express their fears without rushing to fix them.
Hold space.
Listen.
Validate.
This emotional grounding reduces anxiety and helps them face the unknown with peace.

5. Gentle Reassurance
Simple things like reminding them they are not alone, praying with them (if appropriate), or reading comforting words can lower fear and help them relax.

Today I wrote a note to a bereaved mother. I wanted to say don’t believe all those sympathy cards. The ones that say “ti...
09/02/2026

Today I wrote a note to a bereaved mother.

I wanted to say don’t believe all those sympathy cards. The ones that say “time heals” and “God only takes the best” and “may your sorrows be lessened.” You’ll only be disappointed. I wanted to say this is the most heart-wrenching, chest crushing, breath stealing tragedy on earth.

I wanted to tell her there will be days she wants to die, and friends who will not understand some of the things she does or says.

I wanted to tell her she will still feel her child’s presence at times, sometimes so strongly that it is as if they are dancing just at the edge of whatever activity is going on. And other times she might not feel their presence at all.

I wanted to tell her that her life will not go back, that she will never be the same, because a piece of her left with her child.
And that even though the pain does not go away, somehow her soul will eventually make enough room so she can hold it all– the grief, the pain, the joy and the love.

I wanted to tell her… but I didn’t.

Instead, I wrote this ~~~ I’m sending love, for words are pointless right now.
And that is the truth.

Grief doesn't have a calendar.Please stop saying to those who are hurting, "Aren't you over that yet?" Most companies o...
09/01/2026

Grief doesn't have a calendar.

Please stop saying to those who are hurting, "Aren't you over that yet?"

Most companies offer 3-Days Off for Bereavement. That is barely enough time to plan and attend a funeral.

Please understand that we barely remember the funeral services and when we are forced back into the real world, we are still numb from the death of our special person.

We are doing our best, going through the motions, forcing ourselves out of bed to shower, get dressed, and our thought are all over the place. This is a new normal for us ...

We find ourselves again, but it is in our timing ... Each day, we are reinventing ourselves, adjusting the sails to navigate our life on our own, and if you see us cry, say their name to us. Share a story about them and please, don't tell us about the time you experienced a death.

The whole world is going through a lot these days ... there is a LOT of grieving people that we pass by each day. People are struggling with a loss of health, loss of employment, loss of financial security, divorce, and more than 40 other causes of grief. It is not always about a death.

Show some grace. Show support. Show kindness. Just Show Up.

For many of the groups of people I've led through the grief journey, we openly discussed the hidden entities we describe...
08/14/2026

For many of the groups of people I've led through the grief journey, we openly discussed the hidden entities we described as Fear, Loss, and Change. We placed each one in order of priority. We faced the Fears first.

Fear always whispers things like you'll never get through this. We learned how to silence the voices of fear as the voice of Loss would remind us that the loss is the reason fear got his voice. Once we battled our fears, we then began to process the Loss. Change holds hands with Loss.

The loss created the pathway for the changes we all knew lay ahead of us. We then began to visualize the change we wanted to see. That was the most beautiful part of ourGrief, as we first gave forgiveness, we released any and all guilt and shame we were carrying.

We cannot move forward with all that heavy baggage. So we put it down and said goodbye to that pain. Acceptance comes as Fear, Loss and Change packed their bags and we thanked them for the work they came to do.

We soon discovered Faith, Hope and Love had returned. Do your grief work. You'll be forever changed and the insurmountable healing is a light that others will be attracted to as it radiates from within your heart. Your heart is broken, not your head.

Don't apply logical thinking to the grief you are feeling. Go down 12 inches and open your heart. Sort through those up and down emotions, and write down what you feel. Who put those feelings there?

Begin the forgiveness process. Silence those fears. Look at all the losses you've had, and allow Change to enter slowly. Much prayer for you as you heal your heart.

So many of us are dealing with difficult things these days. I know I am, and the main thing that helps me cope with thi...
08/05/2026

So many of us are dealing with difficult things these days. I know I am, and the main thing that helps me cope with this thing called, "Life" is prayer. Jesus said, "Take my yoke, for it is light." I exchange my overwhelming thoughts, heaviness, depression, anxiety and stress for His yoke almost daily. It works. Try Him on it.

I see you trying to heal. I see you trying to do the right thing, even in the face of cruelty around you. I see you taki...
07/10/2026

I see you trying to heal.

I see you trying to do the right thing, even in the face of cruelty around you.

I see you taking the high road when others play dirty.

I see you continuing to keep an open heart, and show the love of God.

I see you getting up every day, as you fight to keep going.

I see you wiping away your tears, and putting on a brave front.

I see you.

I see you pushing away self defeating thoughts, and making them be obedient to the Word of God.

I see you clinging to God’s promises.

I see you feeling alone, yet trying to make sure others never do.

I see you getting the short end of the stick, and remaining hopeful.

I see you never losing faith.

I see you tired.

But you keep pushing.

I see you hurting.

But you continue to work on your healing.

I see you being kind.

I see you being brave.

I see you being compassionate.

I see you being empathetic.

I see you being the friend that you’ve always needed.

I see you being forgiving.

I see you being a light.

I see you being a warrior.

I want you to know, I am so very proud of you… and most importantly…

God sees you.

He loves you, and He says not to become weary in your well-doing, because your reward is coming.

Let it all out ... 🌩
06/18/2026

Let it all out ... 🌩

A WORD FOR THE WEARY BUILDERSAfter a week of intense warfare and challenge, I encountered the Lord's ministering Spirit ...
06/17/2026

A WORD FOR THE WEARY BUILDERS

After a week of intense warfare and challenge, I encountered the Lord's ministering Spirit this past week while making a meal. I have not shared this with anyone until now.

I was on a 'girls trip' with my three daughters and two of my granddaughters. I am recovering from a frozen shoulder, and the physical pain has had moments that brought me to tears and many sleepless nights.

I was cooking spaghetti for my girls and thought I was seeing things as I looked across the livingroom and saw a white light or a cloud of mist near the windows. I first tried to brush it off as the sun was reflecting off the lake outside.

We ate supper, cleaned the kitchen and I stepped outside onto the pier to just sit alone, count my blessings for this time with my daughters and granddaughters. I was feeling so blessed.

The weighty presence of God could be felt. I realized that this was an invitation, and as I stepped, I hit my knees in worship. Hot, raw tears flowed down my cheeks as the ministering presence of God did a quick work in my heart on the floor. His presence was real and it was weighty, and even though this encounter only lasted a few moments, I walked out encouraged, full of hope and with a very quiet mind.

I felt like this was a prophetic word for the Body of Christ in this season, so I prayed into it, and this is what I heard the Lord say:
"I am removing weariness from you in a second," says the Lord. "I am removing grief from your heart. I am touching the numb places with LIFE - new life - life that sprouts and multiplies in an accelerated rate!" says the Lord. "No longer will you hide in the corners with your face to the walls, hiding the pain and exhaustion.

I will send My ministering Spirit, and I will do in a moment what would take months and years in the natural," says the Father.
"You will be able to go forth in My power when the day time breaks forth, and you will be able to move in the darkest of moments. I will lead you when all seems easy, and when life appears to be hard. I will go before you and I will make a way, and I will not depart from you," says the Lord.

"Go back to the kitchen and continue to prepare," says the Father! "Do not stop what you were doing before the weariness hit. A season of reaping is coming for all you have sown, and there are more preparations to make. I will help you," says the Lord.

"Can you see it? I am a GOOD FATHER, and I am releasing My ministering Spirit to My Bride. It will come in unusual and extraordinary ways, and it will be an invitation into healing, so that you can keep building, keep creating, keep cooking up what I have given you in this time. Expect the unexpected! I SEE YOU..."

Exodus 13:21: "The Lord was going before them in a pillar of cloud by day to lead them on the way, and in a pillar of fire by night to give them light, that they might travel by day and by night."
Genesis 16:13: "Then she called the name of the LORD who spoke to her, You-Are-the-God-Who-Sees; for she said, 'Have I also here seen Him who sees me?'"

So for today, I am journaling to help me stay on track, and to share this journey with those of you who may also be in need of some hope. I encourage you to simply sit with the Lord, ask for his divine direction in life, and to reveal your divine purpose on this earth to glorify Him.

I guess you could say that I threw in the towel back on January 9, 2025. I felt defeated, and wondered why God would pu...
06/16/2026

I guess you could say that I threw in the towel back on January 9, 2025. I felt defeated, and wondered why God would put a dream to help others heal only to allow some sort of enemy come along and rip it all apart every single time I thought I had broke through.

It has been a long, hard journey in many ways. Today, God showed up and this saying came to my mind.

I tried to throw in the towel. God threw it back and said, "Wipe your face. You're almost there."

I saw a lady reaching out to help her son after the death of his dad in a Community Group we both are members. I tried to give her some ideas, and she ended up sending me a private message wanting to speak more.

I got up today, got dressed and headed to the local Tea & Wellness Shop and spoke to the owner. Another member of the group had mention reaching out to her. We hit it off immediately!

I told her I would go next door to the funeral home and talk to the manager to see if they might allow us to place a business card or flyer in the lobby.

He was very kind to make time for me as I did not have an appointment. We spoke and he even offered to let us use his chapel once we outgrew the tea shop rooms. I was impressed with that offer that he was seeing the "Bigger Picture" -

I had to play ...
02/04/2026

I had to play ...

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