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They are proud of you.
On keeping ourselves small when someone we love dies.
 • Hannah Stonehouse Hudson
Distorted inner reflections and messy moths.
Transformation isn't beautiful, and that's a powerful thing.
 • Hannah Stonehouse Hudson
No, you are not "feeling too much". Vicarious grief & trauma are very real.
You can grieve for people (and animals) you don't know and be traumatized by events that you watch others go through - via social media, on TV, in…
 • Hannah Stonehouse Hudson
What we carry together.
Reflections on collective grief, the Edmund Fitzgerald, and how remembrance can both trigger and heal.
 • Hannah Stonehouse Hudson
Dogs, grief, and how we can heal together.
Our dogs calm us, and we calm them.
 • Hannah Stonehouse Hudson
When we just want them to tell us what to do.
One lonely night in July the summer after my husband died, I distinctly remember standing in the middle of a dark street sobbing and begging him to show…
 • Hannah Stonehouse Hudson
Giving grace
A do as I say, not as I do, sort of situation.
 • Hannah Stonehouse Hudson
Grief and chronic illness.
Trusting our bodies. Lost dreams. Shame. And what to do about it.
 • Hannah Stonehouse Hudson
If we want to help for a long time, we have to learn to take care of ourselves.
Compassion fatigue is something we all need to be aware of when we are helpers.
 • Hannah Stonehouse Hudson
Start here. Things I didn't know about grief.
As a young widow at 35, I found myself in a weird in-between space.
 • Hannah Stonehouse Hudson
To all the people with them at the end.
Thank you.
 • Hannah Stonehouse Hudson
Grief needs an outlet—creativity might be yours
Today, I painted for almost an hour.
 • Hannah Stonehouse Hudson
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