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How long will they grieve? How long will they be dead? Speaking at @wordaful. . . . #grief #griefjourney #griefandloss #grieftok #griefsupport #griefawareness #griefislove #toxicpositivity #davidkessler #davidkesslergrief #griefeducation #griefeducation #fyp #griefpodcast #lossofachild #lossofaspouse #lossofaparent #healingwithDavidKessler #griefeducator #griefquotes #podcast

This man. Amazing. He has so much comfort in his heart.

Grief extends far beyond the initial loss of a loved one. It’s not a single event, but an ongoing process that unfolds as you experience life without them. Every day, their absence is felt in new and painful ways, as you are constantly reminded of the life you would have shared. You not only mourn the memories you had together but also the future moments that will never happen. The weight of grieving isn't just about what you’ve lost, it’s about what you’ll continue to lose. This struggle with loss shapes how we navigate day-to-day life. While this can appear like a never ending cycle of grief, you can learn to heal from the pain. Healing through the grief process can help you find meaning in their loss, which can also have a profound effect on how you navigate the present and future. #grief #griefjourney #griefandloss #grieftok #griefsupport #griefawareness #davidkessler #davidkesslergrief #griefeducation #griefeducation #fyp #griefpodcast #healingwithDavidKessler #griefeducator #griefquotes #podcast #griefworkbook #griefbook #findingmeaningworkbook #healingwithDavidKessler #findingmeaning #lossofachild #lossofaspouse #lossofaparent

The short answer is it doesn’t.

And it doesn’t get easier.

Grief is a by product of love. We don’t stop loving a person when they die. It’s the love that keeps grief sticking around.

What we need to keep in mind, especially in the early stages of grief, is that it changes and becomes manageable. The evolution of grief takes time and work but it serves a purpose.

Over the next few days I will discuss some coping tools and tips to help yourself and your loved ones during the difficult first stages of grief.

If you or anyone you know is struggling, don’t hesitate to reach out. No one needs to be alone in grief if they don’t want to.