The Grief Curator
Michelle A. Gil \ud83d\udc99\ud83d\udc9a\ud83e\udd8bThe Grief Curator is devoted to the care and feeding of grievers and their support systems. Here you'll find essays, newsletters, and reflections on every kind of loss — the grief that comes with funerals and the grief that doesn't.
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Crying in Subtitles
Both my parents instilled in me a great love for stories. My mother read to me every night as a child and my father told stories from his childhood in Poland.
I sometimes struggle to put my grief into words and moments where I don't even r...
It’s Okay to Feel Depressed. Something Is Very Wrong
Something is very wrong with me.
I’ve sat down three times this past weekend to write out a loose script for Episode Two of the podcast. I came up with two different opening paragraphs and little else. It’s not that I don’t know what I wan...
Put On Your Grief Boots - It's a New Season
I'm back and I'm exhausted!
In the second half of 2025 I took time off to deal with my own grief. Then 2026 came in with a bang: a fall down the stairs, a broken leg, and losing a job I'd held for seventeen years.
This episode is where I...
Season 2: Casseroles Not Included
They told you big girls don't cry. They told you six months is long enough to feel sad. We say: crying is healthy, and no one gets to tell you how long to grieve.
Season 2 of Don't Tell Me To Get Over It is here and this season, I'm talkin...
Like Riding a Bike or Where the Heck do These Cables Go?!
I’ve been seeing many people lament for the “good old days” of blogging. Ah, I remember them well! Sitting down to my actual desktop—yes kids, the one with a big ol’ tower, a deliciously clicky-clacky keyboard, and one of those new LCD moni...
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Author of Don't Tell Me To Get Over It (0ct.2026) | Podcast host | Speaker | Mental health and disability awareness advocate.
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