This is one way #GriefSupport #HealingProfessionals are so helpful. Not that we know precisely what you're *feeling* – because everyone responds differently – but we *do* know what you're talking about. You can simply share instead of having to explain. #grief

Heartbreaking times two. I deeply hope this bear is returned to Mara. #VancouverCDN #grief #LinkingObjects

Sound familiar? Take care of yourself. Reach out however you can.

Time does not "heal all wounds." But it does allow us to find new ways forward. We never forget love. It becomes part of us. Thank you, Gary, for sharing your love for Joy and your journey with us.

Grief-wisdom learned by living. A two-tweet thread.

For those who need to hear it: Finding ways to feel joy while grieving a loss does not mean you didn't love your person. You don't need to be sad all the time to "prove" you loved them.

This is worth pausing to read slowly, being present to what it brings up for you.

While I don't provide support for people specifically exploring grief over their #transracialadoption, this is worth watching – both for adopters and adoptees. What #loss might be hiding beneath/behind the #grief you're feeling when a loved one dies?

Remembering our loved ones now gone. A beautiful poem.

What #memories do you have you tucked away?

Tell us you’re grieving without TELLING us you’re grieving.

The Telephone of the Wind is a disconnected telephone in the woods, left there for anyone who needs to talk to someone who can't be there. Whether you're grieving or just need to vent, the phone is there to listen.

Respecting another's grief. The story behind the photo: x.com/pattytalorico/…

Please read both tweets in this thread. There's a secret in the second one.

By @TereseMarieM.

This looks like an interesting book. Link goes to part of the introduction.

Useful info for parents, guardians, and caregivers of children attending a funeral.