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Grief and loss

Written the way people describe them. Read until one sounds familiar, then open it.

Grief and loss

“I can't stop thinking about my mom since she died”“Grief hits me out of nowhere in the supermarket”“It's been a year and it hurts as much as the day he died”“I feel guilty when I have a good day since my wife died”“My wife and I grieve so differently since our son died”“I can't bring myself to clear out my husband's things”“My mom has dementia and I'm already grieving her”“My friend's mom died and I don't know what to say to her”“I haven't cried once since my dad died”“Everyone expects me to be over my mom's death by now”“People don't understand how much I miss my dog”“We had a miscarriage and nobody talks about it”“I wasn't there when my dad died”“I'm dreading the anniversary of her death”“My kids' grandpa died and I don't know how to help them”“I'm so angry at my brother for dying”“My best friend died by suicide and I keep asking why”“Since my husband died I don't know who I am anymore”“My family is falling apart over my dad's will”“I still talk to my mom out loud even though she's gone”“My ex died and I don't know if I'm allowed to grieve”“Since my wife died I don't want to be here without her”
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