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My Grief Journey

A thoughtful young woman looking at her reflection in a mirror, symbolizing the introspective journey of understanding one's identity and the profound grief encountered upon realizing the disparity between true self and societal expectations.
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The Grief of Late Neurodivergence Diagnosis

  • Posted byby Y. Y
  • September 26, 2024
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Grief is skilled at finding the hidden corners of our lives where we never expect to meet it. Forthose of us who discover our neurodivergence later in life, the grief…

Mother sitting on a bench outdoors with two young children, looking out over a misty forest, symbolizing reflection and the emotional journey of grief and healing.
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Finding Light in the Darkness: A Mother’s Journey Through Grief After Child Loss

  • Posted byby Katie Clark
  • September 24, 2024
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In June of 2016, my family changed forever when my ten-year-old daughter passed away. She’d had a lengthy battle with cancer, and while her treatments had been successful, they had…

A man appearing to struggle in water as a lifebuoy is thrown towards him, symbolizing the overwhelming and suffocating sensations of grief, akin to the feeling of drowning.
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Living With – And Through – Intense Grief

  • Posted byby Brandon Marcus
  • September 21, 2024
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Have you ever felt like you were drowning? It’s a startling feeling. It begins with you feeling as if you have no control over your body and your surroundings. That…

A smiling mother feeding her baby with a bottle, symbolizing the acceptance and emotional journey of mothers who transition from breastfeeding to bottle-feeding, embracing the 'fed is best' philosophy amid the redefinition of motherhood expectations.
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Beyond Breastfeeding: Embracing Grief and Unconditional Love

  • Posted byby Elisse Moreno
  • September 19, 2024
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I always envisioned breastfeeding as a sacred rite of passage into motherhood—a seamless continuation of nurturing my child, just as I had throughout pregnancy. To hold my baby close, providing…

A young girl in a yellow dress joyfully extends her arms beside a pink-hued lake, symbolizing a moment of freedom and escape from a childhood home marked by emotional distance and parental discord.
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Growing Up Without a Father’s Love: A Journey Of Grief and Healing

  • Posted byby Elma Lamptey
  • September 17, 2024
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For much of my childhood and teenage years, I lived with both my parents, but emotionally, I missed my father. My home wasn’t the warm, nurturing space every child dreams…

Heartwarming moment of a son embracing his elderly mother in a forest, reflecting love and support amidst the challenges of dealing with grief, loss and addiction.
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Grieving in the Shadows: Loving and Losing My Mother to Addiction

  • Posted byby Brandon Marcus
  • September 7, 2024
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Grief can be an exhausting and draining emotion that will take up a lot of your energy and attention. At times, it feels like a heavy weight that is lying…

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Losing a Parent to Dementia

  • Posted byby Amanda Marin
  • August 22, 2024
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…While They Are Still Here. When my Dad died it felt like we lost my Mom too. Time stopped for her at that very moment, the grief of losing him…

a poignant landscape view of a person standing alone in a vast field, capturing the overwhelming emotions of grief. This image powerfully illustrates the sense of isolation and the struggle to find breath amidst emotional turmoil.
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Grief: Needing To Breathe Again

  • Posted byby Amanda Marin
  • August 16, 2024
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Digging deeper than you ever thought you could when you need to learn to breathe again… That moment when life as you know it stops. Time stands still with the…

Two people sitting on a city stairway in conversation, illustrating a moment of support and understanding during the emotional challenges of a breakup, especially when dealing with Borderline Personality Disorder.
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Surviving Breakup Grief with Borderline Personality Disorder

  • Posted byby Sabina Carbajal
  • August 12, 2024
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In late 2022, I ended a nearly 7-year-long relationship with the person I thought I’d marry and start a family with. Like anyone in this position, many issues culminated in…

Photo of a woman embracing two young girls, capturing a joyful moment together, symbolizing cherished memories and the profound impact of sudden loss described in a blog article about grappling with the unexpected death of a beloved aunt to cancer.
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She Wasn’t Supposed to Go First: A Personal Reflection on Loss

  • Posted byby Elisse Moreno
  • July 12, 2024
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My aunt is gone. Stage 4 cancer took her life suddenly last week. As I try to grasp this new reality, the thing that keeps popping into my head is…

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