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“While the grief may not be same in each case, this feeling of suppressed anger, vague restlessness, bleak uncertainty, and emotional fatigue is real for each one of us breathing today. We, as a world are grieving together.”

Book:What The Pandemic Learned From Me

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“In my mother I recognise the trap that has been set for all of us: the narrative of love that has no happy ending. Our whole lives we are raised to look for love, to yearn for it, to hope for the day we will meet it and know it, and take it for our own. We build our future on the dream we are sold of an unbreakable two. Find your love, and build your life. There is no script for how to say goodbye. There is no story written about how to stay alive when your live is dead. There is no manual for farewells. I have never seen sadness like I saw in my parents' eyes as they were letting each other go. They gazed at one another and exchanged their lives back and forth in silent memories, and they didn't look away. No word were spoken, but every breath was theirs together.”

Love Death Loss Grief

Book:Times Like These

Source: Times Like These

“There ain't no magic pen to get back what you lost.”

Writing Loss Grief Mortality Limitations

Author:Scott Weiland

“Have no shame ... as another woman friend of mine counseled with perfect sincerity and cheer: 'Just gain the 25 pounds. I really think I would not have survived menopause--AND the death of my mother--without having gained these 25 pounds.' [quoting Sandra Tsing Loh's 'The Madwoman in the Volvo']”

Death Mother Loss Weight Shame Cheer Menopause Madwoman Sandra Tsing Loh

Book:What Fresh Hell Is This?: Perimenopause, Menopause, Other Indignities, and You

Source: What Fresh Hell Is This?: Perimenopause, Menopause, Other Indignities, and You

“I wanted to tell her they’d all have new names soon, new lives. That it didn’t matter. But that wasn’t true. It mattered who you were and where you were from. The baby had once had parents, and those parents had given their daughter a name.”

Death Names Relationships Loss Family Holocaust Holocaust Literature

Book:Names in a Jar

Source: Names in a Jar

“Sheba shook her head. “We can’t always protect the ones we care about, my dear. We learn this lesson the hard way in life.”

Life Loss

Book:The Girl Who Walked Through Fire

Source: The Girl Who Walked Through Fire

“You are more than your pain; you are more than your losses; you are simply waiting to explode with magnificent vibrations.”

Pain Loss Encouragement

Author:Amelia Rose

“When someone you love is taken from you, your life divides into two distinct epochs: what things were like before, and what comes after.”

Love Loss Loss Of Love

Book:The Bandit Kings of Nowhere Park

Source: The Bandit Kings of Nowhere Park

“..I thought it was a little like writing, words freed from the mind, from imagination, free at long last. I did not think this a good recommendation for writing: to compare it to skull stabbing, but perhaps it is a version of that.”

Death Loss Writers On Writing

Book:Loss

Source: Loss

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