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weird thing about grief is that people see you acting ‘normally’ and assume you’ve moved on from the sadness, when it’s usually the opposite
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you get to feel and process this moment however you need to—grief, joy; overwhelming sadness, rage, happiness... a combination of all of the above. no one gets to dictate that for you.
a family lost a son, a father. emotions are running high, and heavy. be with whatever comes.
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Listen to your Black colleagues. And learn from their experiences. s.hbr.org/3iOF5Of
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Many LGBTQ youth are facing particular challenges during the pandemic, including limited access to community support and counseling and in some cases, a lack of safety at home
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I wrote out some thoughts on how to make this moment a real turning point to bring about real change––and pulled together some resources to help young activists sustain the momentum by channeling their energy into concrete action. medium.com/@BarackObama/how-…
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If a colleague seems anxious, don’t offer advice or quick fixes (“Have you tried essential oils?”) — or dismissals (“There’s nothing to be afraid of”). Do validate their experience, or share your own, when appropriate. s.hbr.org/3c8vMnG
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Many of us are unsure when we’ll see our colleagues or clients again. We’re across the country or even the globe from our loved ones. And we’re facing new amounts of pressure at work and home. It’s normal to feel anxiety right now. s.hbr.org/2y9vq2a
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"We are tougher than we seem. We are tougher than we think. Our stories will outlive us. Let's make them good."
A reflection from Neil Gaiman (@neilhimself) on the fragile but powerful resilience of humans:
A Message of Hope from Neil Gaiman
A reflection from author Neil Gaiman on the fragile but powerful resilience of humans.
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Basic tasks that are always more complicated when alone with a toddler—shopping for groceries, dropping off laundry—are suddenly nerve-racking. Our ❤️s are with all the single moms at this time. 😞
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We're looking forward to the @optionb "AMA" Facebook event this Thurs! Good Grief CEO, Joe Primo, will answer questions on how to cope with grief during the COVID-19 pandemic & walk us through how to help understand the grief for ourselves and the little ones in your life. 💙💚
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“The work I did for my book, @optionb, was all about figuring out what we do in these negative events and how we grow from them,” @sherylsandberg explains. #COVID19
What does strong leadership look like to you?
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Depression doesn’t diminish a person’s desire to connect with other people, just their ability. t.ted.com/ntDwDkq
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The holidays can be hard for those of us missing our loved ones. I wrote about the worst #Thanksgiving of my life for @optionb. Sending lots of love to all of you this holiday season who are grieving. You are not alone bit.ly/2XRTwqs
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Dear Jay, it’s June 10th, & today would have been our 30th anniversary. I hope you would be proud of the way I’ve lived my life & know you’d be proud of your girls who have grown into incredible women. I think you would like John, who knows there is room in my heart for you both.
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.@HilariaBaldwin made the decision to share updates about her pregnancy—and her predicted miscarriage—in real-time. In doing so, she's breaking the silence and stigma around talking about pregnancy "too early." Read her powerful story on @OptionB glmr.co/kOxrrhJ
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Ahead of #MothersDay this Sunday, we'd like to remind everyone that gendered events feel different to different families. Here are some tips from @optionb and our own Amanda Hopping-Winn on how to be inclusive of #LGBTQ families in your celebrations: optionb.org/articles/celebra…
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Know this, you are not alone. 🧡
But there are days like Mother’s Day that can make you feel like you are. We see you.
Here are some ways to cope with those really hard days:
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When Niante came out to her mom, she was kicked out. But she found support and a new feeling of home at her high school. Today, she lobbies and works with legislators to make laws that protect LGBTQ youth. optionb.org/stories/i-dont-w…
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Adrienne Boissy@boissyad10 Apr 2019
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I get lost in the suffering of others at times. I struggle to watch people I ❤️ cry. It’s called grief for a reason. 🤔Show up. Call. Hug. Remember goodness together. Don’t leave. @GoodGriefNJ @RevAmyGreene @optionb are kind of amazing resources. #empathy #notalone
Replying to @anthonynotleon @LGin412 @claudesilver @nickisnpdx @RasuShrestha @CoherenceMed @kimberlyanngeo @Colin_Hung @JessMSelby
So very sorry for your loss. Simply being present with them during their time of suffering is everything. @boissyad, you have a beautiful way in guiding these situations, advice?



















