LOSS All of us have suffered loss in life. We've lost our skates, our pet, the lead in the school play, a game, a job, or some thing or someone very important to us. Grief is different for each loss that occurs because each thing means something different to you. Losing your favorite sweater can be temporary and less important than losing your car keys. How do you judge grief? It must be by the gravity of loss to you. I've lost a marriage, friends, aunts, cousins, my father, a sibling, and a child. I didn't place these in order because one can be as bad as the next depending on the distance and the depth of the relationship. Each loss made me someone else, not the same person I was before the loss occurred. Some losses are so difficult and cut so deep that they re-shape you from the inside out. My mother is the strongest woman I have ever known. When my sister died, it dismantled her. Losing a child is completely devastating beca
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