
Grief is complex. Your support should be too. A weekly Substack exploring what it actually means to be with grief, not fix it, rush it, or get over it.
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I want to tell you something that took me an embarrassingly long time to learn, and I say that as someone with a doctorate in psychology.
We are allowed to feel more than one thing at a time.
I know. It sounds obvious when you say it out...
Someone out there right now is sitting in the sunshine feeling terrible and wondering what is wrong with them.
Summer has this particular cultural pressure baked into it. The assumption that longer days and warmer weather translate directl...
There is a particular kind of grief that arrives without a ritual.
No funeral. No casserole. No bereavement leave. No sympathy card. No moment where the people around you pause what they are doing and acknowledge that something significant...
I want to tell you something I don’t talk about very often.
I am living in heart failure. Right now, today, as I write this. My ejection fraction sits around 38%. I take fifteen pills a day. I struggle to regulate my body temperature in th...
When we talk about slowing down in grief, most people picture the same thing. Someone who is moving too fast. Cleaning out closets three days after a loss. Making major decisions before the shock has even lifted. Staying relentlessly busy b...
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