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... very supportive when I lost my husband.
It's been a whirlwind of trying to sort out my grief and emotions with these losses so close together for me, as I was just starting to come to accept...
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... so embarrassing. At night I cry from the pent up frustration before falling asleep it's no longer grief of losing him, it's grief of wishing it would all be done so we can heal and move on in life without...
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... are not looking after themselves and I'm worried for their health and wellbeing.
I find the grief comes in waves. I have days when I'm okay and I go about my day then I have days when I can't do...
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... of what we're dealing with despite the gravity of it all, then the next moment I'm paralyzed with grief and fear of what my life will be like without her just a phone call away. Furthermore, I live a...
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... her anytime. She says she feels like she has a purpose when she helps. I am so full of anger and grief that I'm yelling at my husband (who smokes) and my son all the time. I feel like I'm drowning with...
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... and our group thrived. We also took palliative courses and grief share courses to help us better understand the lives of our support group members.
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... is suffering greatly and the last two years have been extremely challenging. I am feeling so much grief and anger and have not been very graceful at times. I take anger out on my partner and for some...
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... I work full time, and have my boyfriend. some days are ok but others I feel overwhelming grief and sadness.
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... me navigate the troubled and exhausting journey of trying to help care for my substance abusing, grief stricken, widowed mother with advancing, stage four metastatic breast cancer (bones, liver).
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