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This is so true. I'm going through this. This is the best advice I've heard
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Ramona Teagarden
Acknowledgement of the depth of the pain. To ask the grieving person if they want to talk about it, instead of making small talk. What I've found is that the person in grief wants to talk about their person, or whatever the grief stems from. If it's a person, talking about them keeps their memory alive and is comforting, even if painful at times.
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Mish
Full of wisdom. Shared this one.
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Margaret
My best friend's son is dying of cancer (51)and her daughter-in-law has just been diagnosed with breast cancer. Her pain is overwhelming. This video could not have come at a better time. I think that we undervalue the act of listening.
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Chad Harper
Thank you. I am grieving…
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Susan Gaustad
Thank you for this wonderful video! When my husband died a few years ago, I responded to those who sincerely were sorry about his death. Those who sat with me, walked with me, ate with me with their full presence brought healing to my heart. Platitudes annoy and irritate. This video will help me do the same for a friend who is grieving the loss of her father. Beautifully and simply done!