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Me with my mom on my wedding day

I Will Never Have the Best Year of My Life
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Learning How to Live with Grief
Have you ever found yourself crying at the death of a long-lost friend or a former colleague? Grief can be weird and surprising. You expect to mourn the passing of your close friends and family, but there are times when grief catches you unexpectedly. I've been thinking about this a lot lately, after attending the memorial service for a sorority sister I hadn't seen in a decade. We lost touch years ago, and yet I'm still so shocked and saddened by her death. I've shared these thoughts, along with my perspective from my own mother's death, in a blog post. I hope they help you process your own feelings. | Belle Brita #grief #mourning

Grief is Weird: I Still Mourn People I Barely Knew
Has your friend recently lost a loved one? Grief is an incredibly challenging time in someone's life. When my mother died, I felt like my entire world ended. Learn how to help a grieving friend. | Belle Brita #grief

How to Help a Grieving Friend
Two years after my mom died, I'm still in denial. How can she be gone? | Belle Brita

Muddling Through Without My Mom
I was only 28 when my mother died. She was only 60. Unless you also lost a parent at a young age, you do NOT know how I feel. | Belle Brita

Please Don’t Compare Your Grief to My Own

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