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Trudy Anrep's avatar

Sometimes there needs to be a neutral third party, to help partners sharing this immense sense of heartbroken excruciating loss and immeasurable despair ,each will handle it differently and for what ever length of time , neither is wrong .

Jason MacKenzie's avatar

I complete agree with you Trudy ❤️

Nancy's avatar
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Communication, communication, communication. You have done this yourself and have also shared so much with so many people. Thank you for all your wisdom and transparency with others🙏♥️

Jason MacKenzie's avatar

Thank you for reading and for your encouragement Nancy ❤️

Patti's avatar

I think your guide is for any man not just those going through grief. Although I feel grief is sometimes the male equivalent of empathy. Do you get what I mean? When I’m not myself I can see my husband almost grieving for the “lighter” me. It’s like he misses it. When he expresses it this way, I totally get it.

Jason MacKenzie's avatar

Hi Patti - I completely agree with you. These types of questions are good for any man for sure. My writing is focused on grief so I shared them in that context.

It sounds like your husband is pretty understanding and I’m really glad to hear that ❤️