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Listen to your Mother - LA by Lisa Sjolund
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  • Post category:Bereavement / Mental health / Positive change
  • Post published:August 9, 2018

If you’re facing a serious illness, allow yourself to grieve for what has been lost (your independence, certain abilities, your long-term future, etc.), and don’t discount the coping releases of a hearty laugh and a shoulder to cry on.

Source: How to Handle Changes in Your Life @ wikiHow

image: Listen to your Mother - LA by Lisa Sjolund under Creative Commons license

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Tags: change, grief, illness

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