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Tag: sixth stage of grief

Making Meaning—the Sixth Stage of Grief

April 29, 2020January 14, 2021 Karen DeBonis6 Comments

I had alluded to a sixth stage of grief last week, but I didn’t want to get into it, as I thought my blog was already too long. I didn’t want to lose you. Sadly, I did lose someone.

Posted in Life Lessons, Personal Growth, ResilienceTagged acceptance, COVID19, David Kessler, honoring life, meaning, pandemic, pottery, revolving door, sixth stage of grief, social-distance

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