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The “Simple” Acts
Ways to support grieving teens, who lost a friend
Sarah VanMeter
Mar 119 min read


I’m Not Okay, and That’s Okay
Coming to terms with the reality that it is okay to struggle following the loss of a loved one.
Sarah VanMeter
Feb 2510 min read


The Love Never Dies
Love and grief are inevitably tied together. When we love deeply our grief will be equal, if not more, to the depth of our love.
Sarah VanMeter
Feb 118 min read


Unfreezing Time
Loss can create a feeling of being stuck. This explores relearning how to live life.
Sarah VanMeter
Jan 286 min read


Learning to stumble with grace
I manage projects with complex robotic systems for a living. No matter the brand, type, or function of a machine, there is a manual. There is no manual for losing a child. No step-by-step guide, no checklist, no timeline for when things are supposed to feel “normal” again. When Alana died, the world didn’t just change, it stopped making sense. Grief is strange like that. It’s loud and silent at the same time. Some days you feel like Atlas. The Greek titan cursed to carry a
Adam Vanmeter
Jan 133 min read
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