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Welcome to Grief Anon!
This is the episode where you write in your griefy questions, queries or overall sharings and I do my best to give my two pence. In this weeks grief anon, here are the submission's we heard:
- "I used to get comfort from visiting my Dad's grave and now I don't. I feel guilty for not going back"
- "I feel like no one understands the physical side of grief. My brain has ceased to function and I'm facing the physical effects of my loss"
- "I just started antidepressants and feel guilty that I don't cry as much for my Dad everyday"
Some really nuanced and important submissions here and I really hope I did my best! As always, please give your support and additional opinion over on The Grief Gang socials.
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Amber xxx
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