Grief is not what we expect. It’s messy. It doesn’t follow a neat path. And it’s not always neatly resolved. Yet loss is a necessary part of living — and it’s something that a life touched by chronic illness must navigate. Here’s a better way to think about grief and some strategies for accommodating the real demands of loss.
Dr. April Seifert is a social cognitive psychologist, data scientist, entrepreneur, wife, mother, thriving with MS — and skydiver. She is the co-founder of...
Why do we have such a difficult time accepting the reality of mental illness? In this episode, we’ll talk about the reasons why many...
Chronic illness is no joke, but a sense of humor does help! We all need a little grace and a bit of fun in...
