Practical Truth to Heal and Hope Beyond Complicated Grief and Loss
Geoffrey Sherrell
Grief embodies the pain of separation and is the emotional response often associated with death and loss. These represent a topic that many avoid, as death and the often-complicated grief that follows elicit feelings that we loath to confront. However, literal death is not the only type of loss that produces grief. We can grieve the presence or absence of people, places, and even things. Sometimes, we mourn those still living, aching from lost connections that have eroded over time or morphed into something unwanted and unplanned. We may grieve seasons when we thrived, or in hindsight, did not understand or appreciate the value of what we had. We may...
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