Joy L. DyerClinical Social Work/Therapist, MSW, LCSW

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When we lose someone or something precious to us, it is normal and very healthy to grieve. Grief is uncomfortable and raw, but part of the human condition as we experience both the small and profound losses in life. Our hearts feel broken, and they are broken open, but not destroyed. Confronting the painful feelings of grief, whether caused by death or an anticipated death of a loved one or pet, loss of a job, a new medical diagnosis with loss of good health, breakup of a significant relationship, or any life-altering situation, can make us feel vulnerable, lonely, and empty. But it's facing the grief that promotes healing.

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