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Holding Grief in One Hand, Hope in the Other

How long you grieve does not define how deeply you’ve processed a loss. It’s not about the number of months or years that pass it’s about how you spend that time with your grief. The quality of attention. The willingness to sit with the ache. The courage to make space for the waves that come and go in their own rhythm. Grief is not linear. It doesn’t move step by step toward acceptance. It circles, it crashes, it softens, it returns. And each wave carries pain, longing, anger, love. When we allow ourselves to gently meet each element instead of rushing past it, something begins to shift. Because grief is born from love. Without moving through the pain, we struggle to feel the love again. But when we walk this path with kindness toward ourselves, grief transforms. It becomes less about who left and more about who was loved. Over time, you learn something tender and powerful to hold grief in one hand, and hope in the other.