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11 Ways to Sleep When Grief Keeps You Awake

When you’re grieving, nights can feel the hardest. Grief and insomnia often go hand in hand—the quiet hours leave you alone with your thoughts, and rest feels out of reach. If you’ve been struggling to… 

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11 Gentle Ways to Cope With Grief During the Holidays

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The holidays are often described as the “most wonderful time of the year,” but when you’re grieving, that message can feel like salt on an open wound. Instead of joy, you may feel anxiety, loneliness,… 

A quiet bedroom at night with soft light filtering through a window, symbolizing the stillness and difficulty of grief during nighttime hours.

Why Grief Feels Harder at Night

When the sun sets and the world quiets down, grief often gets louder. Many people say their nights are the hardest, when the distractions of the day disappear and all that’s left are their thoughts.…