Illustrations About Grief

Handling Death Differently

Loss impacts everyone, and we each manage it a little differently. The children’s show Bluey (season 1, episode 8, “Copycat,” directed by Joe Brumm, aired April 12,

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Tough Thoughts

“Like adults, children need space to express their wondering thoughts around death. They might share them through the stories they tell while playing, or through

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Mourning Together

It is common for communities to gather together in mourning when there is a natural disaster or large-scale tragedy that leaves the community feeling shattered

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Heart

Hope Through Love

In the movie Spider-Man: No Way Home (directed by Jon Watts [Columbia Pictures, 2021]), Peter Parker realizes that the only way to save the multiverse

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Prayer in Grief

The M. Night Shyamalan thriller Signs (Buena Vista Pictures, 2002)is the story of a family fighting an alien invasion. Of course, the sci-fi adventure deals

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Man on Fire

Pain and guilt can lead to destructive behaviors. We cope with pain in several ways. Some people might turn to drugs and alcohol, self-harm, perfectionism,

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Tension

Living with joy and hope amid pain requires an ability to live in tension. We can’t just deny the pain and pretend like all is

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Out From The Shadows

We must allow ourselves to fully experience and traverse the journey of grief, anger, or confusion in the wake of trauma, while also keeping ourselves

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Saints of Old

In an article for Her.meneutics, Megan Hill shares her experience getting to know older “church ladies,” who have persevered in the church through trials and

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Sharing Grief

In a memorial service for five slain Dallas police officers, former President George W. Bush spoke, saying, “Those of us who love Dallas

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