How to cope with loss

Grief is hitting us HARD right now with this global pandemic. Give yourself some love and try these coping mechanisms. #grief #healing #covidgrief #cope #grow

We all experience grief at some point. How do you learn to overcome it? Read below. #grief #lifecoaching

Note that there’s no “right” way to grieve. This is only a theory of how grief works. And other models may more accurately represent your experiences.

The pain of grief can be overwhelming, but there are healthy ways to cope with your grief and walk through it. For someone going through it what has helped me is affirmations. Being able to speak out positive quotes over my pain and hurt has helped during the dark days. This are afew i use i hope they help you too.

Processing the loss

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Navigating life after child loss can be so hard. When those waves of grief hit and leave you trying to figure out how to survive, use these 7 practical strategies to help you make it.

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🚨 Am I Normal? Is This Weird? Pet loss can make us feel so isolated… 🐾 When grieving a beloved, it's common to worry about your grief responses and expressions. You might wonder, “Am I nuts?” “Is this acceptable?” “Am I the only one feeling this way or doing this ritual?” 💕 Rest assured, all your grief responses are valid and allowed. There is no "normal" in grief. Your reactions, no matter how unusual they may seem, are a testament to the deep bond you share with your pet. 🌈 Be kind and…

Allow yourself to grief. Don't allow yourself to absorb any pressure from people who think you should get over it. Acknowledge the pain you feel