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“Even the syllable grief feels like a cliff, and we've fallen.”

Book:Mad Honey

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Mad Honey

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Jodi Picoult

Jodi Picoult is an American best-selling author known for her emotionally rich and engaging novels. Her works often revolve around family, legal, and moral dilemmas, and are highly appreciated by readers. more

“Without my dad around, I felt so alone and wondered when I would start to feel loved again. I had hoped and prayed so hard for a miracle to bring him back to me, to fix my life, to make things go back to how they used to be. And when that didn’t happen, it broke my heart, and I learned that miracles didn’t exist. I had felt alone ever since.”

Loss Grief Grief And Loss Bereavement

Book:Ugly Words

Source: Ugly Words

“We've run out of metaphors for saying that grief never ends, so we'll just say it - grief never ends. It isn't something you go through; it's something that becomes a part of you.”

Loss Grief

Book:What's Your Grief?: Lists to Help You Through Any Loss

Source: What's Your Grief?: Lists to Help You Through Any Loss

“They were part of a web of humanity, and the web was torn, and those of us who are left all have to do the work of repair. Grief is something we claim with even a passing knowledge of someone, rocked by the finality of death in the intimacy of its implications. They are in our lives, and then they aren't.”

Death Grief

Book:North of Hope: A Daughter's Arctic Journey

Source: North of Hope: A Daughter's Arctic Journey

“Where there is grief, there once was love,... where the barren fields stand, there once was a river that ran, where the drought remains, there once was, a tender stream that flowed...”

Love Inspirational Loss Grief Healing River Field

Author:Jayita Bhattacharjee

“Anders knew he would soon lose his father, and that impending loss seemed more concrete now, more real, not like air but like a door or a wall, something you could bang against, bang into, and of course children know they will lose their parents, they know it from early on, but most are able to believe that that particular present will not come, that it is years away....”

Death Loss Grief Mourning Fathers Families Loss Of A Parent Tangibility

Book:The Last White Man

Source: The Last White Man

“To heal in grief is to integrate your grief into your self and to learn to continue your changed life with fullness and meaning. Experiencing a new and changed ’wholeness’ requires that you engage in the work of mourning. Healing doesn’t just happen. And, contrary to what we sometimes believe, time alone does not heal all wounds. Mourning, which requires a time of convalescence…a very slow, gradual return to health after an injury, heals all wounds. Healing is a holistic concept that embraces the physical, cognitive, emotional, social, and spiritual realms. Note that healing is not the same as curing, which is a medical term that means ’remedying’ or ’correcting.’ You cannot remedy your grief, but you can reconcile it. You cannot correct your grief, but you can heal it.”

Grief Healing Mourning

Author:Alan D. Wolfelt, The Depression of Grief: Coping with Your Sadness and Knowing When to Get Help

“Where there is a willingness to face the battlefield, there is a chance for victory.”

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Book:A Manual for Victory

Source: A Manual for Victory

“Once you had lost everything, she reasoned, there was no reason not to embrace whatever small happinesses you could.”

Happiness Loss Grief

Book:Chain of Thorns

Source: Chain of Thorns

“I'm sorry,' Locke said as his cards fluttered down. 'That was another shitty thing to say. Gods, when did we discover how easy it is to be cruel to one another?' 'You're right,' Jean said softly. 'I'm not Chains and I'm certainly not your mother. I shouldn't push you.' 'No, you should. [...] You were right. I behaved terribly, and I can understand if you're still... nervous about me. I was so wrapped up in what I'd lost, I forgot what I still had. I'm glad you still worry enough about me to kick my arse when I need it.' 'I, ah, look - I apologize as well. I just—' 'Dammit, don't interrupt me when I'm feeling virtuously self-critical.”

Friendship Loss Grief

Book:Red Seas Under Red Skies

Source: Red Seas Under Red Skies

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