#Grief

Bren

MomentsWithBren

Some things to keep in mind when people share their tough moments (death of a loved one, a fiasco, accident, etc).Don’t compare their pain with your ownDon’t rush to the

CEDR Digital Corps

CEDRdigital

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rach¹²⁷

alltoosuh

a breakdown of the lakes - a thread "Is it romantic how all my elegies/ Eulogize me?"Elegies are poems that are often reflections of a person after they die and

Dr. K. Kritee

KriteeKanko

A thread on relieving anxiety on a day when I am recovering from covid-19, worried about my family in India (potential covid hotspot) & a champion for just transition +

Poorna Bell

poornabell

A short story thread about love, for anyone feeling a bit hopeless about it all because maybe your heart got broken, or maybe you've never been in love, and you're

Terence Lester

imTerenceLester

Many people don’t know, but I’m a trained counselor (yes, a graduate degree in counseling). I’ve been asked to share what I mean when I say I’m tired.Below are five

chihuahua mama

chihuahuamamaa

look some of you didn’t spend an unreasonable amount of your formative years in funeral homes and it shows. there is a way to express your sympathy (and even be

Jen🦋

Jen87288409

8 years since you left me dad, since you grew your wings and flew to heaven. One of the hardest days of my life was receiving that phone call saying

Kaitlin Curtice

KaitlinCurtice

Dear friends,Once we begin to leave our houses, to go back to what we thought was “normal,” let’s not set ourselves up.Our grief won’t just dissipate.In fact, it may get

Allie STAY AT HOME Shukraft, MSW, MAT, APHSW-C

Alifrumcally

@ghandzo and @GraceChrist share with @SWHPN audience about lessons learned in the early days of the AIDS crisis: We were on a “committee of the willing” but didn’t know what

Alyssa Burkus

alyssaburkus

My dad died last week, and it’s been difficult because none of the usual grief traditions are possible right now.I'm ok, but since many people have lost a loved one

ChipmanForRichmond

MrLegacyJones

Hey friends! It's okay to be exhausted. It's okay to be scared & uncertain. It's okay to have to rest. It's okay to agree that your mind isn't working in

barbaryfigs

milfordedge

With so many people around the world mourning the loss of loved ones at this time, I wanted to share some phrases from "A Grief Observed" by C.S. Lewis, given

Jamie Lee Finch

jamieleefinch

The truth is: this isn’t just “staying home and watching Netflix”.It’s abandonment wounds. It’s attachment issues. It’s relational conflict. It’s touch starvation. It’s existential dread. It’s overwhelm of grief. It’s

Da’Shaun | they/them

DaShaunLH

i don’t really feel anger or even fatigue. i just kinda feel... nothing right now. the page keeps turning, but the same words are written and it’s impossible to close

buss

wwxwashere

[taps mic] [clears throat] lwj's grieving can be portrayed in all forms because not one form of grief is "superior" in any way. he can still be powerful, independent, amazing