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Grief Book Club
Essays, opinions, and poetry about grief, loss, and sad things.
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Making Space At The Holiday Table For The Child Who Died
Making Space At The Holiday Table For The Child Who Died
As the years pass, it’s becoming harder to manage holiday traditions in a way that leaves space for my grief.
Jacqueline Dooley
Nov 27
What Is a Rainbow Baby Shower?
What Is a Rainbow Baby Shower?
Inviting others to help you balance grief and joy
Toni Crowe
Nov 18
Happy Feels Different After Loss
Happy Feels Different After Loss
This thought persisted in the years since losing my Dad and resurfaced with my Mom’s cancer diagnosis.
Brooke Lewis
Nov 28
The Awful Silence of The In-Between Periods of Life
The Awful Silence of The In-Between Periods of Life
What is there to say when things aren’t going well?
Shannon Ashley
Nov 30
Watching Flowers Die
Watching Flowers Die
A meditation on aging as autumn tends toward winter.
Beth Riungu
Nov 9
My Trauma Isn’t That Special
My Trauma Isn’t That Special
Realizing the traumatic loss of a loved one isn’t actually uncommon helped me stop living in fear.
Brooke Lewis
Nov 5
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To the One Who Once Purred in My Heart
To the One Who Once Purred in My Heart
It’s okay… you can let go now.
JLR
Dec 4
The Scars Losing a Sibling Leaves Behind
The Scars Losing a Sibling Leaves Behind
An ignored wound only takes longer to heal
Alicia M Prater, PhD
Dec 2
How My Mother’s Histrionic Personality Disorder Ruined Our Relationship
How My Mother’s Histrionic Personality Disorder Ruined Our Relationship
I thought I was a bad daughter.
Kera Hollow
Nov 17
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