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Ambiguous Grief
What a humbling honor to be featured and quoted by The Mirror as an expert on ambiguous grief in relation to the Savannah Guthrie case. To be trusted to speak into something this complex—where the pain lives in the uncertainty, the unanswered, the unfinished—means more than I can fully put into words. My hope is that this sheds light for those navigating the confusion and weight of not having clear answers, and offers even a small sense of understanding in the middle of something so brutal. https://www.themirror.com/entertainment/savannah-guthrie-ambiguous-loss-grief-1764507
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Such an honor for you wow ! ❤️ This is a beautiful reflection of your work and dedication to this community. Thank you for all you are doing and the lives you are impacting. ❤️😊❤️
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Great message! This goes for my everyday life as well. I know I’ve gotten really clear on who has access to me from day to day.Especially since the loss of my youngest son Dalton.Who I choose to be around and who I share things with has looked very different over the years.
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@Toni Filipone Dalton took after his momma had the biggest heart ever and would do anything for anyone in need. He lite up a room with his presence and smile. He was a leader in high school playing football all 4 years of school. Which lead him to a scholarship to Helena Montana. He had many gifts one being very artistic and very athletic he loved music and wrote music. He had the biggest personality and was never afraid to voice his opinions. He wore his heart on his sleeve and was deeply devoted to his family. His older brother Josh and him had a bond like no other brothers I’ve ever seen before. 6 years apart in age so even with that they always had such a special relationship.
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So very true! Parts of me wasn’t not ready to let go or say goodbye.
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30 Things to know in Grief
Top 30 things to know in grief… because no one teaches you how to live after loss. Grief isn’t the end of your story. It’s where you learn how to create meaning, rebuild identity, and decide who you become next. Don’t forget to mark your calendar for the WORKSHOP this Saturday at 11am EST — Finding Meaning in Life After Loss. Current Skool members — to attend the full Master Hearts schedule (all support groups, all courses, live Q&A with me and our coaches, and immediate access to coaching), upgrade by clicking Membership → Premium. Link below. https://www.skool.com/mastergrief-8891/plans #griefsupport #lifeafterloss #healingjourney #griefcoach #meaningafterloss
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This is the video I saw on IG of you and naming these 30 things about grief. So resonated with each one ☝️. I started to follow you after seeing this video. So relatable and true ! Experienced all of these you named over a period of time in my grief journey. Thank you for all that you are doing!😊
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Being in the Now and creating a new normal for Life .This is so true ! Yes it’s going to look and feel different 🫶🏼
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@Toni Filipone yes absolutely agree.
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@andrea-r-6795
Long time resident here in Alaska been here now 40+ years. Met my partner in high school we eventually got married . We raised 2 amazing boys !
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Joined Mar 19, 2026
Anchorage,Ak