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Jenn – Art can give a break from grieving

Jenn – Art can give a break from grieving

Jenn talks about one of the most overlooked benefits of making art during bereavement. It can provide and escape from your grief.

Cara – Intellectual disabilities, sharing and expressing about grief

Cara – Intellectual disabilities, sharing and expressing about grief

Cara discusses how it's very important that people living with intellectual disabilities have the opportunity to not only know about the information about the person being ill and dying and having the choice and opportunity to go to after death rituals. It's also really important that they get the opportunity to share their story in whatever way they communicate. This can be verbally through sign language, through communication books, art, music, going for walks, being in nature

Adam – Things that are OK to do

Adam – Things that are OK to do

Adam talks about things he does to cope with grief like singing and crying

Kristal – Anger with Grief

Kristal – Anger with Grief

Kristal discusses finding ways to channel her anger due to poor policy leading to deaths from drug poisoning and those individuals not having the support they needed. She discusses how human beings have the right to be flawed and should have the ability to grow, heal, and change.

Adam – Crying and singing

Adam – Crying and singing

Adam talks about how crying and singing helps him cope even at the cemetary

Marija – Latent grief

Marija – Latent grief

Marija explains latent grief

Cara – Grief and intellectual disabilities is a topic that needs to “get out there”

Cara – Grief and intellectual disabilities is a topic that needs to “get out there”

Cara shares some information from a participant in her research on intellectual disabilities and the bereaved. A person with an intellectual disability said... "Grief: It's a topic that needs to get out there" Grief is something that so many people are hesitant to talk about, to display, to show, because there's so many social rules around how we grieve. This is particularily challenging for the intellectually disabled.

Susan – “How love changes”

Susan – “How love changes”

Susan discusses the concept of how love changes and the role of the dying spouse.

Adam – Story 1

Adam – Story 1

Adam shares about losing his Mom and the many wonderful things he remembers

Russell – “My Story”

Russell – “My Story”

Russell discusses learning how to deal with the loss of his son.