The whole world is in a crisis; but for those of us who were grieving before COVID, the world had already fallen apart.
Megan Devine, psychotherapist and author of It’s OK That You’re Not OK: Meeting Grief and Loss in a Culture That Doesn’t Understand, posted a YouTube video acknowledging how one’s grief can feel like it has gone unnoticed during the pandemic.
Laura Madaio father’s died suddenly in 2018. Since then, her grief journey has lead her to starting the Grief Hungry, a social media page…
The first man I gave my number to after being widowed was a half-drunk traveler to the U.S. who wasn’t sure how to get to his Brooklyn apartment.
“Uber should be able to get me home,” he said, stepping off the high-end luxury yacht we had been on for the past six hours.
When dealing with grief it can be hard to put your own feelings into words, so reading someone else’s can often be helpful. Although…
When it comes to grief, receiving a ton of information at once can feel overwhelming. Social media is often a helpful go-to resources to connect with others, feel validated in our loss, and learn about grief.
Here are a few Instagram accounts we recommend that you check out and follow as you navigate this challenging journey.
At age 12, Danica Thurber lost her father to a sudden heart attack. She then experienced a string of other losses, including her desire…
Grief is hard. It is exhausting and mentally taxing. And while I’m sure you may know this, or have experienced glimpses of this by now, I want you to know that your pain is fully real, completely valid, and entirely yours.
