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Life Transitions
On the transitions that change the shape of a life — bereavement, separation, illness, retirement — and why they are frequently harder than the people going through them expect.
Grief does not run to a schedule
Why grief rarely follows the stages people expect, what the second year is often like, and when support is worth having.
When a change you chose is still hard
Why a move, a promotion or a wedding can leave you flattened, and why choosing something does not exempt you from grieving it.
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