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I originally intended today’s post to be about forgiveness. You know how sometimes you learn a new word like kerfuffle (a disorderly outburst or tumult) and all of a sudden you start seeing it everywhere? That’s how I feel about
We have hundreds of articles on this site with thousands of ideas for living life after loss. But today, after more than ten years of writing for What's Your Grief, I realized there is a glaring oversite in this grief
Lately it's hard to make it through the day without hearing a reference to AI 'changing everything', isn't it? And it's no longer in that creepy Black Mirror, create-an-avatar-of-your-dead-loved-one-way. Chatbots are everywhere. The other day a therapist friend told me
"Grief is love" "Grief is love with no place to go" "What is grief, if not love persevering?" "Grief is the price we pay for love" There are probably a hundred more grief-intertwined-with-love quotes floating around the internet. They're all
When you connect with a lot of grief accounts on Instagram, patterns emerge. A lot of similar account names - things about grief and growth, remembrance and survival, widowlife and angelmom handles. So when @ididnotkillmyhusband popped up participating in our
I had never even heard the term 'suffocated grief' the first time I witnessed it. Or perhaps I should say the first time I was consciously aware I was witnessing . . . something. Something troublesome. I was in my
Today we're welcoming WYG mental health intern Patricia Cole with a guest article about her personal story of growth through grief. A personal story of growing up through major loss and coming out the other side. The Beginning The transition
Reading that title, you might be thinking that there are approximately a zillion reasons grief makes you angry. And you’d be right - we could make a very, very long list of reasons for anger in grief. Just off the
I've always thought of birthdays as a mark that someone's grown a year older. For me, it's always seemed like birthdays are about age because we celebrate them on the exact day a person was born to recognize they've made