Still Grieving Years Later? You’re Not Doing It Wrong
About this episode
The episode discusses the nature of grief and reassures listeners that experiencing grief years later is normal and part of a lifelong bond.
Why Grief Hits Out of Nowhere, Why it’s Normal, and What Can Help Grief after five years isn't a sign of failure; it’s a testament to a lifelong bond. When the waves hit out of nowhere, know that your journey is uniquely yours. Listen here: https://bit.ly/3OkXRB4 Is there a Timeline for Grief? You would think that after five years, grief should get easier. But then it hits you—out of nowhere—like it just happened. And you wonder, “Why am I still like this?” Nothing is wrong with you. Grief ...
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