Multiple losses grief

DeafCounseling February 16, 2024 in ASL 11 Subscribers Subscribe

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Even though many cultures, religions, and communities have developed rituals for grieving the deaths of our loved ones, grieving often isn’t something we instinctively know how to navigate. Some families may communicate openly about grief, while others may cope by brushing it aside and moving on.

Emotions, however, can linger beneath the surface for years until something triggers them, and grief comes pouring out. Peter, who experienced multiple losses on major holidays, recounts his experience in dealing with grief.

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