Sharon and Erica debunk the myth of the five stages of grief and how they do not apply to grievers. The sages of grief were developed by Elisabeth Kubler-Ross for people in the process of dying not for the grievers who were left behind.
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Let’s just say it plainly: grief is not just sadness. It’s not just crying. It’s not just missing someone. Grief is chaos. One minute you're sobbing. The next, you feel nothing. Then you're lashing out, then apologizing, then exhausted, then wide awake at 2 AM....
When people talk about grief, they usually talk about the person who died. The relationship. The memories. The love. But here’s the truth: grief takes more than just your person. It takes your energy. It takes your peace. It takes your sleep. It takes the sound of...
The Part of Grief No One Talks About: Rage When most people think about grief, they imagine tears, quiet sorrow, and maybe even a gentle search for meaning. They picture someone mourning in stillness—soft, tender, emotionally broken, but calm. What rarely gets...