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“For the rest of the morning they worked quietly ad steadily, realizing that their contentment here at Uncle Monty's house did not erase their parents' death, not at all, but at least it made them feel better after feeling so sad, for so long.”

Book:The Reptile Room

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“Well,” she said. “I was happy for fiffty-five years. That’s more than most people get. Now there’s the clan to look after, like Raphael would’ve wanted. The night we knew he was gone, and every night since, I watch my vampires in the home he guarded. I watch the mundanes in the streets he loved. Every one of them looks like a child I should help, a possibility for a future I wasn’t able to imagine. Every one of them seems precious, worth defending, worth the world. Every one of them is Raphael.”

Loss Grieving Shadowhunters

Book:The Land I Lost

Source: The Land I Lost

“Natalie Keene’s family, until then crying, and hugging, and fussing near the door like one massive failing heart, filed tightly together”

Grieving Loss Of A Child

Book:Sharp Objects

Source: Sharp Objects

“Grief doesn’t end. That’s the myth I want to let go of once and for all. It doesn’t finish. It doesn’t fade neatly. It doesn’t follow a linear arc with a clean moral at the end. It changes shape. It tucks itself into different corners of your life. It surprises you. It adapts.”

Grieving Grief And Loss Bereavement Grief Quotes Grief And Loss Quotes

Book:Come As You Are: Five Years Later

Source: Come As You Are: Five Years Later

“it's not a breakup, because it wasn't a relationship, and i'm okay with that”

Thought Grieving Endings Situationship

Book:Great Big Beautiful Life

Source: Great Big Beautiful Life

“Imagine the everyday occurrence where you meet one basic need, only to find that the next need follows immediately. Think of a waterfall. I watched in wonder as I witnessed one waterfall after another from a train window in beautiful Norway. There was no end to those tiny water droplets. They just kept falling. In fact, everyone’s basic needs seem like a waterfall that just keeps cascading, spilling one need after another, especially when you live with other people and have their needs to consider along with your own.”

Grieving Basic Needs

Book:Midlife Maze: A Map to Recovery and Rediscovery after Loss

Source: Midlife Maze: A Map to Recovery and Rediscovery after Loss

“To love is to remember; to remember is to keep loving.”

Love Memories Grieving Remembering

Book:The Slow Road North: How I Found Peace in an Improbable Country

Source: The Slow Road North: How I Found Peace in an Improbable Country

“He [Claudio Lomnitz] writes that Mexicans "have powers of healing, and of healing what is certainly the United States' most painfully chronic ailment: its denial of death . . . . and its abandonment of the bereaved to a kind of solitary confinement.”

Death Denial Grieving

Book:From Here to Eternity: Traveling the World to Find the Good Death

Source: From Here to Eternity: Traveling the World to Find the Good Death

“There's hope for all of us. You just have to want things to change before they can. I say that like it's simple, and it is, but it's also the hardest thing you'll ever do. If change was easy, all of the therapists would be out of business.”

Life Lessons Grieving Change Your Life

Book:Life Forgotten

Source: Life Forgotten

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