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  1. Presenter Matt Johnson Mourns Dog's Death, Advocates for Pet Loss Recognition

    Why is TV presenter Matt Johnson asking for pet loss recognition? Learn how his dog Alan Shearer's death on 19 May 2026 is changing how we view grief.

    #mattjohnson, #petloss, #griefsupport, #alanshearer, #mentalhealth

    newsletter.tf/matt-johnson-dog

  2. Presenter Matt Johnson Mourns Dog's Death, Advocates for Pet Loss Recognition

    Why is TV presenter Matt Johnson asking for pet loss recognition? Learn how his dog Alan Shearer's death on 19 May 2026 is changing how we view grief.

    #mattjohnson, #petloss, #griefsupport, #alanshearer, #mentalhealth

    newsletter.tf/matt-johnson-dog

  3. Presenter Matt Johnson Mourns Dog's Death, Advocates for Pet Loss Recognition

    Why is TV presenter Matt Johnson asking for pet loss recognition? Learn how his dog Alan Shearer's death on 19 May 2026 is changing how we view grief.

    #mattjohnson, #petloss, #griefsupport, #alanshearer, #mentalhealth

    newsletter.tf/matt-johnson-dog

  4. Presenter Matt Johnson Mourns Dog's Death, Advocates for Pet Loss Recognition

    Why is TV presenter Matt Johnson asking for pet loss recognition? Learn how his dog Alan Shearer's death on 19 May 2026 is changing how we view grief.

    #mattjohnson, #petloss, #griefsupport, #alanshearer, #mentalhealth

    newsletter.tf/matt-johnson-dog

  5. Presenter Matt Johnson Mourns Dog's Death, Advocates for Pet Loss Recognition

    Why is TV presenter Matt Johnson asking for pet loss recognition? Learn how his dog Alan Shearer's death on 19 May 2026 is changing how we view grief.

    #mattjohnson, #petloss, #griefsupport, #alanshearer, #mentalhealth

    newsletter.tf/matt-johnson-dog

  6. Online Grief Support - A Compassionate Space for Loss:
    Life can bring deep loss that leaves us feeling overwhelmed, disoriented, and unsure how to move forward.
    * In a world that often pushes us to keep functioning, grief rarely receives the time and care it truly needs. Yet grief cannot be rushed. It asks for patience, compassion, and presence.
    See link in profile.
    🌿
    #grief #loss #griefsupport #griefjourney #healing #losssupport #griefawareness #griefrecovery

    (image made with ai tools)

  7. Online Grief Support - A Compassionate Space for Loss:
    Life can bring deep loss that leaves us feeling overwhelmed, disoriented, and unsure how to move forward.
    * In a world that often pushes us to keep functioning, grief rarely receives the time and care it truly needs. Yet grief cannot be rushed. It asks for patience, compassion, and presence.
    See link in profile.
    🌿
    #grief #loss #griefsupport #griefjourney #healing #losssupport #griefawareness #griefrecovery

    (image made with ai tools)

  8. The WA program helping people with mental illnesses and grief by ‘social prescribing’

    Julie knew she wasn’t right.  She’d lost her husband. She was finding decisions hard to make, she was…
    #NewsBeep #News #Mentalhealth #Albany #amityhealth #Anxiety #AU #Australia #dortehansen #grief #griefsupport #Health #Holistic #julie #MentalHealth #socialprescribing #treatment
    newsbeep.com/au/673339/

  9. The WA program helping people with mental illnesses and grief by ‘social prescribing’

    Julie knew she wasn’t right.  She’d lost her husband. She was finding decisions hard to make, she was…
    #NewsBeep #News #Mentalhealth #Albany #amityhealth #Anxiety #AU #Australia #dortehansen #grief #griefsupport #Health #Holistic #julie #MentalHealth #socialprescribing #treatment
    newsbeep.com/au/673339/

  10. Loss is hard enough without discovering your partner mourns in a completely different way. Some traditions expect communal gatherings and open weeping. Others favor quiet stoic composure. Neither is more correct. They are culturally shaped, not personality traits.

    What helps: ask your partner what they need before assuming. Different grief scripts are learned norms. Naming the cultural gap keeps mismatch from hardening into resentment.

    #GriefSupport

  11. State Pledges Financial Balm as Grief Grips Families

    Karnataka government gives ₹5 lakh to families who lost loved ones in recent rain. Find out who is affected and what happens next.

    #KarnatakaRain, #Compensation, #GriefSupport, #CoastalKarnataka, #GovernmentAid

    newsletter.tf/karnataka-rain-c

  12. AI Is Not the Enemy. Misuse Is.

    By Cliff Potts, CSO, and Editor-in-Chief of WPS News

    Baybay City, Leyte, Philippines — April 25, 2026

    Artificial intelligence is being treated by some people as if it is a demon hiding inside a machine.

    That is the wrong frame.

    AI is not human. It is not a spouse, a friend, a minister, a therapist, or a family member. It should not be treated as a replacement for human connection.

    But it can still help people survive moments when human connection is not available.

    That matters.

    Grief does not wait for office hours. Panic does not wait for someone to answer the phone. Loneliness does not pause because the rest of the world is asleep.

    In those moments, AI can serve as a sounding board. It can help a person organize pain into language. It can turn emotional static into sentences. It can help someone think clearly enough to make it through the next hour.

    That is not replacing people.

    That is helping someone remain steady long enough to reach people again.

    The real danger is not AI itself. The danger is misuse, dependency, manipulation, and pretending that a tool is a human relationship. Those concerns are real and should not be dismissed.

    But the opposite mistake is just as dangerous.

    If we treat every use of AI as isolation, we ignore the ways it can help people communicate better, remember more clearly, and process difficult situations without falling apart.

    At its best, AI does not build a wall between people.

    It builds a bridge between confusion and speech.

    It helps people find the words they could not find alone.

    That is not a demon.

    That is a tool.

    And tools, used wisely, can help human beings endure.

    If this work helps you understand what’s happening, help me keep it going: https://www.patreon.com/cw/WPSNews

    For more from Cliff Potts, see https://cliffpotts.org

    #AICommentary #ArtificialIntelligence #communicationTools #griefSupport #humanConnection #technologyEthics #WPSNews
  13. AI Is Not the Enemy. Misuse Is.

    By Cliff Potts, CSO, and Editor-in-Chief of WPS News

    Baybay City, Leyte, Philippines — April 25, 2026

    Artificial intelligence is being treated by some people as if it is a demon hiding inside a machine.

    That is the wrong frame.

    AI is not human. It is not a spouse, a friend, a minister, a therapist, or a family member. It should not be treated as a replacement for human connection.

    But it can still help people survive moments when human connection is not available.

    That matters.

    Grief does not wait for office hours. Panic does not wait for someone to answer the phone. Loneliness does not pause because the rest of the world is asleep.

    In those moments, AI can serve as a sounding board. It can help a person organize pain into language. It can turn emotional static into sentences. It can help someone think clearly enough to make it through the next hour.

    That is not replacing people.

    That is helping someone remain steady long enough to reach people again.

    The real danger is not AI itself. The danger is misuse, dependency, manipulation, and pretending that a tool is a human relationship. Those concerns are real and should not be dismissed.

    But the opposite mistake is just as dangerous.

    If we treat every use of AI as isolation, we ignore the ways it can help people communicate better, remember more clearly, and process difficult situations without falling apart.

    At its best, AI does not build a wall between people.

    It builds a bridge between confusion and speech.

    It helps people find the words they could not find alone.

    That is not a demon.

    That is a tool.

    And tools, used wisely, can help human beings endure.

    If this work helps you understand what’s happening, help me keep it going: https://www.patreon.com/cw/WPSNews

    For more from Cliff Potts, see https://cliffpotts.org

    #AICommentary #ArtificialIntelligence #communicationTools #griefSupport #humanConnection #technologyEthics #WPSNews
  14. AI Is Not the Enemy. Misuse Is.

    By Cliff Potts, CSO, and Editor-in-Chief of WPS News

    Baybay City, Leyte, Philippines — April 25, 2026

    Artificial intelligence is being treated by some people as if it is a demon hiding inside a machine.

    That is the wrong frame.

    AI is not human. It is not a spouse, a friend, a minister, a therapist, or a family member. It should not be treated as a replacement for human connection.

    But it can still help people survive moments when human connection is not available.

    That matters.

    Grief does not wait for office hours. Panic does not wait for someone to answer the phone. Loneliness does not pause because the rest of the world is asleep.

    In those moments, AI can serve as a sounding board. It can help a person organize pain into language. It can turn emotional static into sentences. It can help someone think clearly enough to make it through the next hour.

    That is not replacing people.

    That is helping someone remain steady long enough to reach people again.

    The real danger is not AI itself. The danger is misuse, dependency, manipulation, and pretending that a tool is a human relationship. Those concerns are real and should not be dismissed.

    But the opposite mistake is just as dangerous.

    If we treat every use of AI as isolation, we ignore the ways it can help people communicate better, remember more clearly, and process difficult situations without falling apart.

    At its best, AI does not build a wall between people.

    It builds a bridge between confusion and speech.

    It helps people find the words they could not find alone.

    That is not a demon.

    That is a tool.

    And tools, used wisely, can help human beings endure.

    If this work helps you understand what’s happening, help me keep it going: https://www.patreon.com/cw/WPSNews

    For more from Cliff Potts, see https://cliffpotts.org

    #AICommentary #ArtificialIntelligence #communicationTools #griefSupport #humanConnection #technologyEthics #WPSNews
  15. AI Is Not the Enemy. Misuse Is.

    By Cliff Potts, CSO, and Editor-in-Chief of WPS News

    Baybay City, Leyte, Philippines — April 25, 2026

    Artificial intelligence is being treated by some people as if it is a demon hiding inside a machine.

    That is the wrong frame.

    AI is not human. It is not a spouse, a friend, a minister, a therapist, or a family member. It should not be treated as a replacement for human connection.

    But it can still help people survive moments when human connection is not available.

    That matters.

    Grief does not wait for office hours. Panic does not wait for someone to answer the phone. Loneliness does not pause because the rest of the world is asleep.

    In those moments, AI can serve as a sounding board. It can help a person organize pain into language. It can turn emotional static into sentences. It can help someone think clearly enough to make it through the next hour.

    That is not replacing people.

    That is helping someone remain steady long enough to reach people again.

    The real danger is not AI itself. The danger is misuse, dependency, manipulation, and pretending that a tool is a human relationship. Those concerns are real and should not be dismissed.

    But the opposite mistake is just as dangerous.

    If we treat every use of AI as isolation, we ignore the ways it can help people communicate better, remember more clearly, and process difficult situations without falling apart.

    At its best, AI does not build a wall between people.

    It builds a bridge between confusion and speech.

    It helps people find the words they could not find alone.

    That is not a demon.

    That is a tool.

    And tools, used wisely, can help human beings endure.

    If this work helps you understand what’s happening, help me keep it going: https://www.patreon.com/cw/WPSNews

    For more from Cliff Potts, see https://cliffpotts.org

    #AICommentary #ArtificialIntelligence #communicationTools #griefSupport #humanConnection #technologyEthics #WPSNews
  16. AI Is Not the Enemy. Misuse Is.

    By Cliff Potts, CSO, and Editor-in-Chief of WPS News

    Baybay City, Leyte, Philippines — April 25, 2026

    Artificial intelligence is being treated by some people as if it is a demon hiding inside a machine.

    That is the wrong frame.

    AI is not human. It is not a spouse, a friend, a minister, a therapist, or a family member. It should not be treated as a replacement for human connection.

    But it can still help people survive moments when human connection is not available.

    That matters.

    Grief does not wait for office hours. Panic does not wait for someone to answer the phone. Loneliness does not pause because the rest of the world is asleep.

    In those moments, AI can serve as a sounding board. It can help a person organize pain into language. It can turn emotional static into sentences. It can help someone think clearly enough to make it through the next hour.

    That is not replacing people.

    That is helping someone remain steady long enough to reach people again.

    The real danger is not AI itself. The danger is misuse, dependency, manipulation, and pretending that a tool is a human relationship. Those concerns are real and should not be dismissed.

    But the opposite mistake is just as dangerous.

    If we treat every use of AI as isolation, we ignore the ways it can help people communicate better, remember more clearly, and process difficult situations without falling apart.

    At its best, AI does not build a wall between people.

    It builds a bridge between confusion and speech.

    It helps people find the words they could not find alone.

    That is not a demon.

    That is a tool.

    And tools, used wisely, can help human beings endure.

    If this work helps you understand what’s happening, help me keep it going: https://www.patreon.com/cw/WPSNews

    For more from Cliff Potts, see https://cliffpotts.org

    #AICommentary #ArtificialIntelligence #communicationTools #griefSupport #humanConnection #technologyEthics #WPSNews
  17. When partners come from different backgrounds, grief can expose a gap neither person expected. One family may keep mourning private. Another may mark it with months of ritual.

    You do not have to bridge that gap by becoming someone you are not. Showing up, asking rather than assuming, and handling one concrete task is usually enough.

    #griefsupport #interracialrelationships

  18. If you listen to the podcast, please comment so the conversation on #climategrief and #climatemigration starts.

    We want to get feedback.

    And check more of their episodes, especially the first one on fireflies extinction is so interesting (but also sad).

    #griefsupport #grief_recovery_method #grief #mourning #unresolved_grief #complicated_grief

  19. If you listen to the podcast, please comment so the conversation on #climategrief and #climatemigration starts.

    We want to get feedback.

    And check more of their episodes, especially the first one on fireflies extinction is so interesting (but also sad).

    #griefsupport #grief_recovery_method #grief #mourning #unresolved_grief #complicated_grief

  20. Funeral Home Operator Charged With 64 Offenses Amid Discovery of 35 Bodies and Ashes

    Robert Bush of Legacy Funeral Directors faces 64 charges, including fraud and unlawful burial, after 35 bodies and ashes were discovered in Hull. Families seek answers.

    #HullFuneral, #LegacyFuneralDirectors, #FuneralCharges, #UKNews, #GriefSupport

    newsletter.tf/hull-funeral-dir

  21. Funeral Home Operator Charged With 64 Offenses Amid Discovery of 35 Bodies and Ashes

    Robert Bush of Legacy Funeral Directors faces 64 charges, including fraud and unlawful burial, after 35 bodies and ashes were discovered in Hull. Families seek answers.

    #HullFuneral, #LegacyFuneralDirectors, #FuneralCharges, #UKNews, #GriefSupport

    newsletter.tf/hull-funeral-dir

  22. Probably not the best time for me to be watching *The Pitt*. There’s a scene with a brother and sister in the ER with their dad, and a line about how they become the witnesses to each other’s lives — the ones who hold the shared memories.

    That one hit hard.

    One of the hardest things right now is realizing I don’t have that anymore. Even though my brother and I hadn’t spoken in years, he was still my brother. He was already gone when Dad died, so I stood there without that shared witness to our life.

    Yeah… this one’s getting put on hold for now. Too much, too soon.

    I'd love to hear some suggestions for TV shows or movies that I could watch instead. I have most of the major streaming services.

    #GriefJourney #LifeAfterLoss #GriefSupport #HealingInProgress #OneDayAtATime

  23. Probably not the best time for me to be watching *The Pitt*. There’s a scene with a brother and sister in the ER with their dad, and a line about how they become the witnesses to each other’s lives — the ones who hold the shared memories.

    That one hit hard.

    One of the hardest things right now is realizing I don’t have that anymore. Even though my brother and I hadn’t spoken in years, he was still my brother. He was already gone when Dad died, so I stood there without that shared witness to our life.

    Yeah… this one’s getting put on hold for now. Too much, too soon.

    I'd love to hear some suggestions for TV shows or movies that I could watch instead. I have most of the major streaming services.

    #GriefJourney #LifeAfterLoss #GriefSupport #HealingInProgress #OneDayAtATime

  24. Probably not the best time for me to be watching *The Pitt*. There’s a scene with a brother and sister in the ER with their dad, and a line about how they become the witnesses to each other’s lives — the ones who hold the shared memories.

    That one hit hard.

    One of the hardest things right now is realizing I don’t have that anymore. Even though my brother and I hadn’t spoken in years, he was still my brother. He was already gone when Dad died, so I stood there without that shared witness to our life.

    Yeah… this one’s getting put on hold for now. Too much, too soon.

    I'd love to hear some suggestions for TV shows or movies that I could watch instead. I have most of the major streaming services.

    #GriefJourney #LifeAfterLoss #GriefSupport #HealingInProgress #OneDayAtATime

  25. Probably not the best time for me to be watching *The Pitt*. There’s a scene with a brother and sister in the ER with their dad, and a line about how they become the witnesses to each other’s lives — the ones who hold the shared memories.

    That one hit hard.

    One of the hardest things right now is realizing I don’t have that anymore. Even though my brother and I hadn’t spoken in years, he was still my brother. He was already gone when Dad died, so I stood there without that shared witness to our life.

    Yeah… this one’s getting put on hold for now. Too much, too soon.

    I'd love to hear some suggestions for TV shows or movies that I could watch instead. I have most of the major streaming services.

    #GriefJourney #LifeAfterLoss #GriefSupport #HealingInProgress #OneDayAtATime

  26. Probably not the best time for me to be watching *The Pitt*. There’s a scene with a brother and sister in the ER with their dad, and a line about how they become the witnesses to each other’s lives — the ones who hold the shared memories.

    That one hit hard.

    One of the hardest things right now is realizing I don’t have that anymore. Even though my brother and I hadn’t spoken in years, he was still my brother. He was already gone when Dad died, so I stood there without that shared witness to our life.

    Yeah… this one’s getting put on hold for now. Too much, too soon.

    I'd love to hear some suggestions for TV shows or movies that I could watch instead. I have most of the major streaming services.

    #GriefJourney #LifeAfterLoss #GriefSupport #HealingInProgress #OneDayAtATime

  27. Healing isn’t about “moving on”—it’s about moving forward with care, understanding, and support.

    Grace Tallman offers compassionate guidance for navigating grief, loss, and life’s hardest moments, helping you rediscover strength and hope along the way.

    A meaningful space for anyone seeking real, heartfelt healing.
    🔗Explore more: gracetallman.ca/

    #MentalHealth #GriefSupport #HealingJourney #Wellbeing

  28. Looking for stories and writing that truly resonate?

    Explore GraceTallman.ca for writing that inspires and connects. From emotionally rich stories to thought-provoking reflections, this site offers creative content that engages your mind, touches your heart, and leaves a meaningful, lasting impression.

    🔗 Explore more: gracetallman.ca/

    #Resilience #Hope #GriefSupport #MentalHealth #Inspiration #LiveVibrantly

  29. @books

    Looking for stories and writing that truly resonate?

    Explore GraceTallman.ca for writing that inspires and connects. From emotionally rich stories to thought-provoking reflections, this site offers creative content that engages your mind, touches your heart, and leaves a meaningful, lasting impression.

    🔗 Explore more: gracetallman.ca/

    #Resilience #Hope #GriefSupport #MentalHealth #Inspiration #LiveVibrantly

    Stronger: Stories of Grief and Resilience

  30. Looking for stories and writing that truly resonate?

    Explore GraceTallman.ca for writing that inspires and connects. From emotionally rich stories to thought-provoking reflections, this site offers creative content that engages your mind, touches your heart, and leaves a meaningful, lasting impression.

    🔗 Explore more: gracetallman.ca/

    #Resilience #Hope #GriefSupport #MentalHealth #Inspiration #LiveVibrantly

  31. Looking for stories and writing that truly resonate?

    Explore GraceTallman.ca for writing that inspires and connects. From emotionally rich stories to thought-provoking reflections, this site offers creative content that engages your mind, touches your heart, and leaves a meaningful, lasting impression.

    🔗 Explore more: gracetallman.ca/

    #Resilience #Hope #GriefSupport #MentalHealth #Inspiration #LiveVibrantly

  32. Looking for stories and writing that truly resonate?

    Explore GraceTallman.ca for writing that inspires and connects. From emotionally rich stories to thought-provoking reflections, this site offers creative content that engages your mind, touches your heart, and leaves a meaningful, lasting impression.

    🔗 Explore more: gracetallman.ca/

    #Resilience #Hope #GriefSupport #MentalHealth #Inspiration #LiveVibrantly

  33. Looking for stories and writing that truly resonate?

    Explore GraceTallman.ca for writing that inspires and connects. From emotionally rich stories to thought-provoking reflections, this site offers creative content that engages your mind, touches your heart, and leaves a meaningful, lasting impression.

    🔗 Explore more: gracetallman.ca/

    #Resilience #Hope #GriefSupport #MentalHealth #Inspiration #LiveVibrantly

  34. Looking for stories and writing that truly resonate?

    Explore GraceTallman.ca for writing that inspires and connects. From emotionally rich stories to thought-provoking reflections, this site offers creative content that engages your mind, touches your heart, and leaves a meaningful, lasting impression.

    🔗 Explore more: gracetallman.ca/

    #Resilience #Hope #GriefSupport #MentalHealth #Inspiration #LiveVibrantly

  35. In the professional world, we often talk about "resilience" as a skill. But in our personal lives, resilience is born from the quiet, difficult work of healing. 🕊️

    I’m sharing an insightful new piece by Jacqui DeLorenzo: "How Personal Healing Transforms Lives: Wellness and Grief." It’s a humanized look at how we can support our mental and physical health while navigating loss.

    Full article:
    🔗 jacquidelorenzo.com/blog

    #PublicHealth #Wellness #GriefSupport #Healing #JacquiDeLorenzo

  36. In the professional world, we often talk about "resilience" as a skill. But in our personal lives, resilience is born from the quiet, difficult work of healing. 🕊️

    I’m sharing an insightful new piece by Jacqui DeLorenzo: "How Personal Healing Transforms Lives: Wellness and Grief." It’s a humanized look at how we can support our mental and physical health while navigating loss.

    Full article:
    🔗 jacquidelorenzo.com/blog

    #PublicHealth #Wellness #GriefSupport #Healing #JacquiDeLorenzo

  37. In the professional world, we often talk about "resilience" as a skill. But in our personal lives, resilience is born from the quiet, difficult work of healing. 🕊️

    I’m sharing an insightful new piece by Jacqui DeLorenzo: "How Personal Healing Transforms Lives: Wellness and Grief." It’s a humanized look at how we can support our mental and physical health while navigating loss.

    Full article:
    🔗 jacquidelorenzo.com/blog

    #PublicHealth #Wellness #GriefSupport #Healing #JacquiDeLorenzo

  38. In the professional world, we often talk about "resilience" as a skill. But in our personal lives, resilience is born from the quiet, difficult work of healing. 🕊️

    I’m sharing an insightful new piece by Jacqui DeLorenzo: "How Personal Healing Transforms Lives: Wellness and Grief." It’s a humanized look at how we can support our mental and physical health while navigating loss.

    Full article:
    🔗 jacquidelorenzo.com/blog

    #PublicHealth #Wellness #GriefSupport #Healing #JacquiDeLorenzo