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... in March and it kind of changed everything. I learned that being upset, sad, mournful, full of grief/fear and anxiety aren't mutually exclusive from being grateful - they can coexist.
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... still there? am I even making sense? I don't feel like any of us are of 'sound mind', after the grief and trauma in our brains... How can she be? 🤔
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... know if I can go through it again. I was just beginning to feel like I was getting ahead of my grief... and this is too much.
I can't imagine having to tell my kids - again - that they are losing...
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The journey is isolating. I am in anticipatory grief... fearing the loss of my husband. The anxiety is overwhelming.. It ruins the previous time I have left with him. Friends don't know what to say. Family...
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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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... I work full time, and have my boyfriend. some days are ok but others I feel overwhelming grief and sadness.
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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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... 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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... 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...