The Grief Guide
Natalie RosetPsychotherapist/registered nurse who specializes in grief, loss, and life’s liminal spaces. I write for the newly diagnosed, the quietly terrified, and anyone navigating what comes after the news.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 5 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | a year ago |
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The Circle Remembers
I remember being 20, still years away from becoming a nurse, when I watched a documentary on Compass, hosted by Bill Moyers, about a breast cancer support group. The women would gather in a circle, week after week,...
Is This Grief That I'm Feeling?
The world is breaking open-and not in the poetic, beautiful way.
It’s messy. Raw. Devastating.
Everywhere we turn: another headline, another siren, another gut punch.
People are dying. Rights are being stripped. Communities are crumbli...
What If You're Not Too Much?
The Wound of Being Too Considerate
You don’t have to abandon yourself to belong.
This one’s been circling in my clinic-and my heart-so I wanted to share, in case it’s circling you too.
There’s a certain kind of person.
Mayb...
To the Newly Diagnosed: Pause
Pause.
Just for a moment.
Before the tests.
Before the treatment plans.
Before the whirlwind of appointments and decisions and voices.
Pause.
This is your life.
You’re allowed to catch your breath before you begin.
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Being with Grief: A Return to Soul Time
If you’re carrying grief - fresh or old, loud or quiet - you need to hear this:
Your sorrow is not too much.
You are not too much.
Most of us were never taught how to tend to our grief.
Only how to silence it. To keep it moving...
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Psychotherapist/registered nurse who specializes in grief, loss, and life’s liminal spaces. I write for the newly diagnosed, the quietly terrified, and anyone navigating what comes after the news.
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