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MasterGrief

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MasterGrief is a support community where grief is witnessed with real presence. Learn to grieve with more love than pain.

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See You LIVE soon…. 11am EST today!…
Hi My Friends… Looking forward to seeing you all in today’s support group. Bring any questions you have—this is your space to connect, share, and feel a true sense of belonging in your grief. Just a gentle reminder: our interactive conversations are part of the active membership experience. If you’d like to join in fully, make sure your membership is set to PREMIUM so you can be part of the discussion in real time.
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See You LIVE soon…. 11am EST today!…
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@Terry Niverson thank you Terry
Hey everyone 🤍
As we move into this season—whether you’re honoring Easter, Passover, or simply feeling the shift that comes with this time of year—I want to acknowledge something real: Holidays can bring up a lot in grief. They highlight what’s missing.They remind you of what used to be.They can feel heavy when the rest of the world feels… celebratory. And I want you to know—you’re not doing this wrong if it feels that way. But here’s the reframe I want to offer you: This season is not just about what’s gone. It's also about what continues. Connection doesn’t end. Love doesn’t disappear. It changes form. So instead of asking,“Why does this hurt so much?” Try asking,“What does this moment make me remember… and how can I honor that?” That might look like: - Speaking their name out loud - Keeping one small tradition alive - Letting yourself feel both gratitude and sadness in the same breath - Or simply not forcing yourself to be anywhere you don’t have the capacity to be You don’t have to perform your way through this season. You get to experience it honestly. ****Now, something really important as our community continues to grow: We are adding 3 more support groups each week. As we all get to know each other more, these groups will begin to focus on specific types of loss—so you’re not just supported, you’re understood at a deeper level. Because healing doesn’t just happen in isolation—it happens in community. Being in a room (even a virtual one) where people get it without you having to explain everything… that’s where shifts happen. That’s where identity starts to rebuild. I also want to personally invite you to consider upgrading to Premium Membership. Even if you commit to just 90 days. There’s no pressure to stay forever.But give yourself the chance to fully step into the support you came here for. Because this work is about more than just getting through the day. It’s about: - Learning how to grieve with more love than pain - Rebuilding a new identity for yourself and your life - Staying connected to your person—not less connected, but more - And finding your place inside a community that truly sees you
Hey everyone 🤍
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I'm so glad you are going to find a way to still allow her soul to impact your Holiday with love....xx
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@Kasi Kelly xoxo
Obituaries
Hi Toni I have been working on writing Ramsey’s obituary and I would like to include kind of a PSA if you will about the mind and suicide. Do you have any concise suggestions or ideas that I could include? Thank you
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Hi, Thank you for asking this—it says a lot about how you want to honor Ramsey. Here’s something you could include: Ramsey’s death is a reminder that the mind can turn against a person in ways that aren’t always visible from the outside. He was loved, he was surrounded by people, and still, what he was experiencing internally became too much. This is not about a lack of love. It’s about how powerful and isolating the mind can be. If something feels off in you or someone close to you, say something. Don’t wait. You will be met without judgement- only understanding.
Thank you for showing up
Thank you to everyone who showed up today and chose to lean into the work of finding meaning after loss. There was something powerful in that room—real, grounded, human. You don’t get that everywhere. If you’re sitting with questions, reflections, or something that stirred in you… drop it here in the chat. I’m here with you. I’ve also had a lot of emails about my book—so yes. Inside, I walk you through the Grief Fundamentals I’ve created, including the deeper work around meaning. Not just understanding it… but actually building it in your life. Here’s the link: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C9S9CJGV And if something in today’s experience made you want to go further—into real space, real connection, real work—my Grief Retreat is where we do that together. For details, reach out to me directly: [email protected]
Thank you for showing up
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@Annie Concannon order for sure. You can get it globally
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@Trish Guthy Trish… my heart is heavy reading this. I’m going to meet you exactly where you are, not where you think you “should” be. Eight months in after a life-altering loss is not the stage where everything is supposed to make sense or feel manageable. You’re not behind. You’re not doing this wrong. You’re in the middle of something that changed your entire internal world. And what you said is real—you’re still functioning. You’re showing up in a multi-generational home, carrying responsibility, getting things done… while feeling like you’re unraveling inside. That’s overload. There’s a difference between “not moving on” and your system not having the capacity yet to process everything you’ve been hit with. Right now, your brain and body are still trying to keep up with what happened. That shows up mentally, spiritually, and physically—exactly how you described. And the part where you’re hiding how bad it feels? That’s not you being dishonest. That’s you protecting yourself in an environment where you still have to function. When there’s no real space to fall apart safely, people learn to contain it. That comes at a cost—but it also makes sense. I do want to gently challenge one thing, though. The guilt and shame you felt after sharing this? That’s not truth. That’s conditioning… You didn’t overshare. You told the truth about where you are. And that truth is what actually creates connection—not distance. You also said something really important… you’re concerned about your health and your husband’s health. Listen to that. That’s your awareness trying to get your attention. This level of sustained stress and emotional weight does impact the body. So part of your work right now isn’t “healing all your grief”—it’s stabilizing your system enough so it’s not constantly in survival mode. Small things help here: - moments where you’re not needed by anyone - even 10 minutes where you’re not “on” - letting your body come down just a little
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Toni Filipone, Founder of MasterGrief and MasterGrief Academy. Grief expert, author, and speaker. Teaching others to grieve with more love than pain.

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