Why are we so uncomfortable with grief when every one of us will experience it?
This week, David sits down with grief educator, social worker and author Lisa Keefauver for a candid conversation about what grief really looks like—and why so many of us get it wrong.
Lisa shares what she learned after the death of her husband, Eric, including the things people said that hurt, what actually helped, and why grief isn't something we simply "get over."
They talk about showing up without trying to fix someone, why saying nothing can sometimes cause more harm, and the simple gift of sitting beside someone when there are no words.
And yes, they also talk about some of the stupid things people say to someone who's grieving.
A warm, honest and sometimes funny conversation about something every one of us will face.
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