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Newness
Let’s say we’ve adjusted to the death of a loved one to some degree. We’re back at work. We’re cooking, shopping, and taking care of
Loss
C.S. Lewis wrote that dealing with grief was like adjusting to life with one leg amputated. He said our whole way of life changes, and
Faith
If you’re grieving and a person of faith, no matter what religion you follow, you are probably torn between how you think you should feel
Emotion
When grief hits, we are pummeled by a range of emotions. We may not have known that we could feel so much, endure so much,
Body
Grief hits with the force of a dump truck, leaving us battered and achy for months. Every morning we wake up, remember that our loved
Spirit
Sometimes I hear the voice of a family member who has died, or I feel their presence. Is it real? Out of the blue, I
Community
When someone we love dies, friends tend to disappear, and all our memories with the person who died avalanche down around us. It’s easy to
Out of Grief Comes Darkness
Grief is a dark place because no one taught us what losing someone we love feels like.
Out of Grief Comes___________
Several years ago, as I began this Grief Dialogues journey, the phrase Out of Grief Comes Art became my mantra. When I experienced a beautiful
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