Most fear death as a permanent end. Some view death as a new beginning. For these, death is merely a Punctuation of Life.

Punctuation changes your understanding, your perspective. For example, “Most of the time, travelers worry about their luggage,” versus "Most of the time-travelers worry about their luggage.” Billions of us, from those born with plastic or silver spoons in their mouths, view life and death as punctuation marks - a beginning and ending. But, in this area, punctuation definitely matters. Punctuation of Life explores these journeys along with the insights and hopes they bring.

Here, others share how their lives flourished despite death and a new meaning. The following personal accounts are presented freely without judgement: but, with support, grace, and love.