Grief is a fog that envelops the soul after loss, unpredictable and deeply personal.
Sadness is a natural, healthy response to loss, distinct from depression—a clinical condition requiring treatment. Recognizing this difference reduces stigma and supports appropriate care.
Despair and hopelessness may accompany grief, signaling the need for support and connection. Yet, even in the darkest moments, hope can flicker—a lifeline that sustains us.
Embracing grief and sadness with compassion, without rushing or judgment, opens the door to healing. It teaches us to sit with discomfort and find meaning amid pain, revealing our resilience and courage.
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