Maddie Levine-Wolf
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I hear you, and I think, yeah, that's something I've thought about too. That's a really interesting idea, so I support you. Thank you.
I hear you, and I think, yeah, that's something I've thought about too. That's a really interesting idea, so I support you. Thank you.
maddie any any thoughts on the verbal aspects or the symbolic aspects that we all kind of deal with any any ideas on that i think that um the verbal is always difficult i mean i i feel like um i even though i've experienced loss myself and i it's it's always just hard to know what the right thing to say is um
maddie any any thoughts on the verbal aspects or the symbolic aspects that we all kind of deal with any any ideas on that i think that um the verbal is always difficult i mean i i feel like um i even though i've experienced loss myself and i it's it's always just hard to know what the right thing to say is um
even if, you know, it's not your first time supporting someone in their own loss, um, because you never know what, yeah, you never know what the right thing to say is. Um, you never want to say something that, you know, I'm sorry, I'm sorry if your loss is kind of like a standard, um, and you never want it to sound like inauthentic because it's said so often.
even if, you know, it's not your first time supporting someone in their own loss, um, because you never know what, yeah, you never know what the right thing to say is. Um, you never want to say something that, you know, I'm sorry, I'm sorry if your loss is kind of like a standard, um, and you never want it to sound like inauthentic because it's said so often.
And, you know, um, so I think for me, it's just a matter of like, um, telling the person, friend, family member that I'm here for them if they need anything. But it can be really difficult because like we already talked about, you know, everyone kind of processes and mourns and grieves in a different way. So yeah, I just, I think it's, it's challenging.
And, you know, um, so I think for me, it's just a matter of like, um, telling the person, friend, family member that I'm here for them if they need anything. But it can be really difficult because like we already talked about, you know, everyone kind of processes and mourns and grieves in a different way. So yeah, I just, I think it's, it's challenging.
And if anyone else like knows the right thing to say, please tell me, but I feel like it's, you know, it's, it's, it's sad and it's difficult. And yeah, I feel like there's no, there's no one perfect thing that's going to make it better.
And if anyone else like knows the right thing to say, please tell me, but I feel like it's, you know, it's, it's, it's sad and it's difficult. And yeah, I feel like there's no, there's no one perfect thing that's going to make it better.
It's not a big deal. I don't have that much. I don't have articulate concluding thoughts. So I just wanted to leave it with everyone else's concluding thoughts.
It's not a big deal. I don't have that much. I don't have articulate concluding thoughts. So I just wanted to leave it with everyone else's concluding thoughts.
Yeah, I mean, I think there's a lot of factors at play. I think the first thing that comes to mind is just our kind of, like,
Yeah, I mean, I think there's a lot of factors at play. I think the first thing that comes to mind is just our kind of, like,
information overload as a culture there's so much there's so much information that we get on a daily basis there's so many sources of information that we're exposed to on a daily basis there's you know there's cable news there's news over the internet there's news over like social media platforms so there's just like
information overload as a culture there's so much there's so much information that we get on a daily basis there's so many sources of information that we're exposed to on a daily basis there's you know there's cable news there's news over the internet there's news over like social media platforms so there's just like