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Category Archives: grief and writing as a way of healing

In an Aging and Difficult World, How to Find Focus?

The body is fragile, and the mind is taxed to remember details, storylines, and even the simplest things that once came to mind without effort.

Posted bySusan G. WeidenerNovember 7, 2022November 8, 2022Posted inaging, And the Memory Returns, grief and writing as a way of healing, PoliticsTags:aging, And the Memory Returns, Ethan Frome, Politics, The Palace Papers, writing4 Comments on In an Aging and Difficult World, How to Find Focus?

Writing and Unlocking Grief

Someone will write about the death of a child, a spouse, a parent, a beloved dog and when they read their work to a group of empathetic listeners, it is as if the weight has begun to lift.

Posted bySusan G. WeidenerMarch 28, 2022March 30, 2022Posted ingrief and writing as a way of healing, UncategorizedTags:grief, memoir, PTSD, trauma, writing2 Comments on Writing and Unlocking Grief
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