Miscarriage: Grief, Guilt, and Support
Miscarriage is common, and still so rarely talked about out loud. If you've been through it, or you love someone who has, here's what actually helps, and how to stop carrying it alone.
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What Will They Say About You?
What do you want people to say about you when you're gone? It's not a morbid question, it's actually the fastest way to see how you're living right now. A guide to legacy, the Life Review, and writing a eulogy worth remembering.
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Guilt and Grief
I kept calling it guilt. Guilt over my parents, guilt over finally putting myself first. Turns out I'd misread my own handwriting. It wasn't guilt at all.
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On giving, receiving, and hypocrisy
You'll show up for a sick friend with a playlist, a meme, and a full grocery run without blinking. But when it's your turn to receive that kind of care, something in you says no thanks, I'm fine. Here's what midlife finally teaches us about asking for help.
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How To Talk To Your Kids About Grief
Your kid already senses something's wrong, even if you haven't said a word. Here's why the conversation has to start with you being honest first, and exactly what to say instead of "how was your day?"
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Turbulent Teenage Grief
Somewhere between first heartbreak and figuring out who you even are, teens aren't quite kids and aren't quite adults. Add grief to that mix and everything gets more intense. Here's what makes teen grief different, and how to actually help.
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Childhood Grief
Kids are born knowing how to cry, rage, and reach for comfort. Then we teach them to swallow it instead. What childhood grief looks like at every age, and how to finally help kids set the emotional backpack down.
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