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In this episode of Growth from Grief, host Sue Andersen discusses the emotional complexities of transitioning from winter to spring while grieving. She reflects on how the season of renewal can evoke mixed feelings for those who have experienced loss, particularly if it occurred in spring. Sue emphasizes the importance of honoring one's grief while also embracing moments of joy and renewal. She offers practical advice on setting boundaries with social expectations, connecting with nature, and creating personal rituals to navigate the grieving process. The episode concludes with a reminder to honor one's own healing journey and an affirmation to support personal growth.

takeaways

• Spring symbolizes renewal but can evoke mixed emotions for the grieving.
• Experiencing joy can lead to feelings of guilt during grief.
• It's important to set boundaries with social invitations during grief.
• Gardening and connecting with nature can be therapeutic for grief.
• Creating rituals can help honor the memory of loved ones.
• Finding balance between joy and grief is essential.
• Breath work can aid in embracing change during grief.
• It's okay to take time to heal and grow at your own pace.
• Social expectations can add pressure to move on from grief too quickly.
• Carrying love forward in a new way is part of the healing process.

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