20 Ways to Navigate Grief
Grieving is the work we must do before we are able to fully embrace life again. It is impacted by our culture, experience and identity. Here are some ways to navigate the process.
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Grief: Supporting Someone Who is Grieving
Nothing is harder than seeing someone you love or care about dealing with grief. You can often feel helpless or even scared. Here are somethings you can do to help someone navigate grief.
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What is Grief?
Grief is a process that is experienced in your own way and there is no right or wrong way for dealing with grief.
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Donor Family Workshop – The Ripples of Grief: Encountering Secondary Layers of Loss
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Grief: Helping Children Navigate Death and Loss
Any person raising a child has wished for a magic book to tell them how to navigate parenting, especially during difficult times. After the loss of a loved one, its hard for adults to find the right things to say and do for our children, who believe we hold all the answers.
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Donor Family Workshop: Growing in Grief [In-Person]
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Grief: The Grieving Process
Grief is a journey. The grieving process involves several phases that are experienced by each of us in our own way and in our own time.
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Tips for Coping with Grief
Healing from the loss of a loved one is an individual process and looks different for everyone. There are a few key tools in coping with grief that can be helpful to beginning this journey.
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A dance between grief and gratitude: What I learned about organ donation after my husband’s sudden death
When Christopher passed away unexpectedly, his wife Sarah was faced with impossible grief — and a life-changing decision. In this deeply moving personal testimonial, she shares what it was like to say yes to organ donation in the midst of heartbreak.
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Navigating Grief During the Holidays
Imagining the holidays after the loss of a loved one can be challenging. While it’s true that they will never be exactly the same, there are a few recommendations to make them more manageable and help you grow on your healing journey.
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Organ donor saves four lives: A story of grief, new connection and healing
Mason Schuster was the kind of kid everyone wished the world had more of. His mother, Jean, still smiles through tears when she recalls the words of his high school teacher: “I wish there were more Masons in the world.”
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