Reflecting -- Coping and Living Through Grief

[konekonoarashi]

Another night as sleeplessness. But at least one of fewer tears and deeper inner-reflection.
I read through a few chapters of Understanding Your Grief by Alan Wolfelt, the book we had used to guide our sessions in the bereavement group I went to with Jill and my father -- a picture of my mother about two weeks before she died as my bookmark --

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[outlaw_wolf]

Seems like forever since I've responded on here. I will say your post is very heart-felt and moving in some ways. I can reflect my experiences in you and how you feel and have a nice grasp on the situation. Your thoughts in this entry alone are an example of a step forward in my opinion. Sounds like a reawakening of hope and a spark of determination, a want to persevere. I am honestly a little relieved after reading all this. I get that aura from you that I found myself crossing months ago. The "phoenix rising from the ashes" process feels like its starting with you finally