On this episode of SIGNS OF breana, we discuss compounded grief, the way grief shapes a life and the struggle to put grief down.
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I have known grief that has fundamentally changed me as a person and changed the relationships in my life.
I have cried. Beat my chest. Prayed and prayed again.
I have bargained. Lived in denial. Felt rage I thought might kill me. I have known depression I feared would never subside.
I see grief everywhere. In everything.
Grief has been my lover. My friend. My heavy weighted blanket.
Are we at acceptance yet?
I refuse to be a collection of griefs. An archive of sorrow. How do we put grief down when there is so much to grieve?
