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Reah and Adrienne discuss the broader aspects of grief beyond the loss of a loved one, including the passing of traditions and the emotional impact of losing a family home. Adrienne shares her personal experiences and coping mechanisms, such as maintaining rituals for her children and setting an empty chair at the table. They explore the idea of normalizing grief practices, like displaying photos of deceased relatives, and discusses how financial struggles or job losses can also affect holiday celebrations. Reah emphasizes the importance of creating new traditions and adapting to change, while Adrienne expresses her belief in the presence of loved ones during special occasions. They discuss changing Christmas traditionsand the importance of effective communication and mutual respect in relationships, particularly during difficult times like the holidays and when dealing with grief. They agree that it's okay to distance oneself from unhealthy relationships and that focusing on positive memories can help in grief recovery. Adrienne shares her experiences with grief coaching.
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