grief
Coverage of grief in the Nexus archive.
- I lost my husband at 39, now I help other women cope with the grief - here are six pieces of advice I wish I had known
A woman who lost her husband at 39 shares six pieces of advice to help other women cope with grief. She now supports others through their grieving process.
- Sons of immigrant killed by ICE in Texas share grief, demand accountability
Lorenzo Salgado Araujo's sons share their grief over his death by ICE in Texas and demand accountability. They told lawmakers their father worked hard to protect and provide for his family.
- Nolan Wells’ mom sobs in heartbreaking video as she searches for answers: ‘My heart will never be whole again’
Nolan Wells' mother expressed deep grief in a tearful Instagram post as the search for answers regarding her 18-year-old son's death continues. The family described their emotional struggle as 'heavy' in the aftermath of the tragedy.
- Charlotte advocates push for safe spaces, support for teenagers coping with grief after violence
Charlotte advocates are promoting safe spaces and support for teenagers coping with grief after violence. Quaneka Falls of Connecting the Gap emphasizes addressing trauma in children to prevent cycles of violence, while police and county leaders highlight summer programs like Teen Summer Jam to provide positive outlets for youth.
- Navigating the ‘double-decker sandwich’ when both sets of parents need care
The article discusses the challenges of dual-family caregiving, where individuals care for both their own and their spouse’s aging parents. Experts like Sam Cradduck and Amy O’Rourke emphasize collaboration, shared responsibility, and intentional relationship maintenance to manage stress and avoid burnout. The emotional toll, including grief over lost parental relationships and unmet life expectations, is highlighted as a critical but often overlooked aspect.
- Navigating the ‘double-decker sandwich’ when both sets of parents need care
Caring for two aging parents while managing jobs, children, and distance creates a 'double-decker sandwich' crisis. Experts advise treating caregiving as a shared responsibility and prioritizing the marriage to avoid burnout. The emotional toll includes grief over lost parental relationships and unspoken stress on in-law dynamics.
- New Yorkers are bonding over loss — and cardio — in ‘Grief, Sweat, & Tears’ workout classes
New Yorkers are participating in 'Grief, Sweat, & Tears' workout classes to bond over loss while engaging in cardio exercises like barre and spin. The classes bring together individuals who have lost loved ones.
- When grief becomes a barrier: How to recognize when you’re stuck
The article discusses how grief can become a barrier when individuals feel stuck, emphasizing the importance of seeking help. Experts like Amy O’Rourke and Sam Cradduck highlight that grief is nonlinear and varies for each person, with anger and guilt often complicating the process. They advise against comparing one’s grief to others and recommend counseling if daily functioning is affected.
- When grief becomes a barrier: How to recognize when you’re stuck
The article discusses how grief can become a barrier when individuals feel stuck in their emotional processing. Experts like Amy O’Rourke and Sam Cradduck emphasize the importance of seeking help when grief interferes with daily life, noting that grief manifests differently for everyone and often involves anger or guilt. Dr. Rhea Rogers highlights the physiological aspects of grief, explaining how the brain's emotional center remains activated, hindering progress.
- When grief becomes a barrier: How to recognize when you’re stuck
The article discusses how grief manifests differently for individuals and provides guidance on recognizing when grief becomes a barrier. Experts emphasize seeking help if stuck in grief, avoiding self-comparison to others, and addressing the physiological and emotional impacts of unresolved grief.
- Grief isn’t just about death | Mental Health Perspectives
The article discusses how grief extends beyond death-related loss and explains that avoiding grief does not diminish the pain of loss. It is written by Megan Shen.
- Israel kills children in strikes on Gaza as fear taints Eid joy
Israeli strikes in Gaza have killed children and caused fear and grief among Palestinians during Eid celebrations. The attacks have overshadowed the joy of Eid for Muslims in the region.
- Grief author Kouri Richins gives 40-minute rant about love and calls husband's poisoning murder a 'tragedy' as she learns fate in Moscow Mule slaying... and sends deranged message to her sons
Kouri Richins, author of Grief, delivered a 40-minute rant about love and referred to her husband's poisoning as a 'tragedy' during a hearing in Moscow. She also sent a deranged message to her sons. The details of the Moscow Mule slaying were discussed.
- I thought I knew pain until my darling daughter died in the most tragic way. The grief was so unbearable I wanted death too... until I found a miraculous way back that can also help others
The author describes the unbearable grief after their daughter's tragic death and their struggle with suicidal thoughts, followed by discovering a miraculous method to heal and help others.
- I thought I knew pain until my darling daughter died in the most horrific way. The grief was so unbearable I wanted death too... until I found a miraculous way back that can also help others
A parent describes experiencing unbearable grief after their daughter's horrific death, leading to suicidal thoughts, but later discovered a miraculous method to recover and help others. The narrative emphasizes personal tragedy and eventual hope.
- The ashes of war spread hate for America
The article discusses how the lingering grief and rage from war survivors contribute to spreading hatred, particularly towards America, which is likened to a cultural cancer. It highlights the cyclical nature of post-war trauma and its societal impact.