#TerrierTuesdays: Meet Allison Zuckerberg (CAS'18), President of BU's chapter of Actively Moving Forward, a college grief support network whose motto is "grief sucks, but we get it." https://t.co/RSN1r5RwNf
The statistics are startling. 1 in 3 college students are grieving a loved one’s death or a loved one’s diagnosis of a terminal illness. Be our advocate and share this post with others so that they may be aware for someone they know. https://t.co/ibCKfSNv2N
So today is my sisters birthday and when we went to pick up her cake someone had already paid for it. It was left with this card... my family was speechless and we just want to say thank you to McKenna's mom and wish McKenna a Happy Birthday. There's still good in this world 🙏🏼
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"I found in my years as a hospital chaplain that it is essential to deal with the individual as an individual and to avoid making statements such as “I know how you feel” and/or “I understand how you feel,” because no one ever really does."
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We welcome your participation and use of these tools and hope they are helpful to you as you move forward from grief towards a healthy grief recovery. Create a memorial, light a candle, or view our candle gallery.
Although our loved one may not be in our physical presence, they continue to live deeply within our heart and mind. Remembering and celebrating our loved one continues to aid in a healthy grief recovery.
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"It’s a weird sensation losing your life anchor. Sometimes it’s a very lonely place to be. It can feel like you’re out at sea and you can shout, scream, sing, dance, whatever... but nobody can see or hear you." https://t.co/VxafYpbvMm