Navigating the Hospice with Guess Tamara Mosse

October 10, 2020

The sisters discuss how easy it is to get in trouble with your grief.  Grievers will try to do things to avoid feeling the pain such as drinking, isolating and over-sleeping.  Erica shares her personal experience with not reaching out for help and how she began to drown in her grief. She had gotten so bad that she didn’t think it would be possible for her to get back.  For more information please join our FaceBook group https://www.facebook.com/groups/hope.heal.recover/

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