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The Goodness of Grief: Part 4–Everybody’s Thing

May 6, 2019May 28, 2019 / Jake Lee / 3 Comments

My parents have this saying that I just love, “Everybody’s got their thing.”  And what they mean by that is every person we encounter is carrying around with them a trauma, a burden, a rejection, a hurt, a grief. Everybody. I would add this: The only people that don’t have a “thing” are the people … Continue reading The Goodness of Grief: Part 4–Everybody’s Thing

The Goodness of Grief: Part 2–Breathe Into It

April 15, 2019May 13, 2019 / Jake Lee / 8 Comments

While there is great suffering and pain in loss, there is this other level of suffering and pain that comes with the fear of loss.  I don’t know where, if anywhere, fear fits into the classic “grief cycle”, but it seems to me to be a potent part of grief, if only we are allowed … Continue reading The Goodness of Grief: Part 2–Breathe Into It

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