Dr. Mikael Harris

So often after someone dies in that first week, two weeks, month, we're getting phone calls, we're getting texts, we're getting meals, people are stopping by.

And then typically as time goes on, because life is continuing to move forward,

the social support actually dwindles.

And to the grieving heart, that can be devastating because if you think about this, this is another loss.

And as you think about that person grieving at the center and then sort of moving out into these other levels of care,

these circles.

It really is beautiful when we fashion it that way because we realize that a supervisor has a role to play.

A coworker has a role to play.

Siblings have a role to play.

The neighbor has a role to play.