Erica and Sharon define and discuss regret and how common it is to have feelings of regret after loss. They both share their experiences with regret following their losses. Regret is most often self inflicted because of feelings that we wanted the relationship with our loved one to be different, better or more.
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Misunderstanding of Grief Grief is often misunderstood and mislabeled. People frequently misname grief as depression, PTSD, or trauma. However, at the heart of these feelings is grief. Understanding and accurately naming grief is crucial for healing. Providing people...
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