Hierarchy of Grief

June 14, 2021

The Sisters dispel the myth that there is a hierarchy of grief.  Grief is grief and a broken heart is a broken heart.  We should not compare our losses to others because we don’t know each others hearts.  Grief is unique and individual and cannot be compared.  Society is so ill equipped with how to handle and talk about grief and loss. For more information see our website www.healingstartswiththeheart.com

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