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“Death and Loss is like mulch, it is literally quite shitty to have to grieve and feel pain. And when we feel it's depths, we also are reminded that we have the privilege of feeling all of it and are reminded of the beauty of life. Death is both the end and the beginning.”

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Book:The Little Bloom Book
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