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What We Get Wrong About Grief
"The idea that grief is work that we must do began with Freud. … [But grief] is not work, and it doesn't occur in stages. It can be short-lived for some people and never-ending for others. Like breathing and consciousness and almost everything else about us, grief fluctuates." Double X 10/29/09
"The idea that grief is work that we must do began with Freud. … [But grief] is not work, and it doesn't occur in stages. It can be short-lived for some people and never-ending for others. Like breathing and consciousness and almost everything else about us, grief fluctuates." Double X 10/29/09
Posted October 29, 2009 10:06 PM
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