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Episode 3190:
Reid Peterson shares why he is uneasy about grieving publicly on Facebook, drawing on what he sees as a member of several online grief support groups. He explains how silence, platitudes, and quick comments like "sending good vibes" can leave a griever feeling more alone, and why intentions and expectations matter before posting. It is a thoughtful look at loss, loneliness, and what real connection looks like in our relationships when so much of life has moved online.
Read along with the original article(s) here: https://medium.com/wholistique/does-joining-a-grief-support-group-on-facebook-help-98b449acac0
Quotes to ponder:
"I find it very courageous for grievers to join a Facebook group, type out a very personal and emotional message and then press the post button."
"Comments such as these can leave a griever feeling invisible, insignificant, and uncared for."
"Whether virtually or in physical reality, it's very common to feel alone in your grief."
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