Vigil

Our work also must be interwoven with compassion. Keeping the heart open while connecting on an empathetic level is essential. Certainly, we shouldn’t “out-cry” a bereaved mother, but we companion best when we allow ourselves to be moved by loss. We companion best when we walk alongside a bereaved family without trying to “fix” their pain. Their gr
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