What if Grief Is Like an Old Friend?
giving grief the key to your heart
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Friends.
Grief isn't always about death, you know?
Because sometimes grief shows up in other times and places in life, like …
When your child starts another school year.
When summer comes to an end.
When you realize a season of life will never come again.
… these are moments that carry a lot of weight, right?
In this video, I share a bit about why I've begun to think of grief as an old friend, as someone who shows up unexpectedly and invites us to slow down and remember to cherish the moments we've lived.
Instead of pushing grief away, what if we welcomed it as a friend who has much to teach?
If you've ever struggled with endings, nostalgia, parenting, or simply watching life move faster than you'd like, I hope these thoughts might encourage you.
Watch it HERE:
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