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“They brought my dog to the hospital to see me. I think that’s the thing that probably was the divider between going into depression and not.”
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Two family members attended a grief group, each expressing how they grieve, creating some conflict. One said, “I choose to celebrate Mom. Celebrating her on her birthday doesn’t mean I’m grieving. That’s not how I define grief!” The other said...
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When a loved one dies unexpectedly, it’s a shock. You freeze, go numb, or fall to your knees in disbelief. You cry. You cry so hard. There are many ways you might react when the news comes to you.
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Read life storyGrief is a mountain. It’s steep. It’s tall. It makes you lose your breath
Read life storyby Chaplain Julia Rajtar, MAPS, BCC “Who cares this year? It hurts so much;
Read life storyYou are experiencing agony. Your loved one took their own life. It is something
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Are you feeling weighed down in grief? Is it challenging to come to terms
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During grief, finding the motivation to do things can be challenging. On the other hand, you might also feel like you are staying so busy you don’t have time to breathe. Here’s a question for you, are you taking care of yourself? We understand...
Read life storyby Chaplain Julia Rajtar, MAPS, BCC When we first heard the words, “You are
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Have you ever been in the depths of grief and wanted to do nothing more than curl up on the couch and watch some TV? Emotional support television can be quite comforting.
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Have you ever been put in a grouchy mood because someone hurt or offended
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