Sitting With Sadness Journal

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Sitting with Sadness is made for grievers by grievers.

If you've lost someone, you know that grief hides in plain sight. Getting to know its shape can be helpful, especially in those moments when you worry about forgetting but remembering hurts too much. 

This journal is a place to pause for a private communion or confrontation with your loss. It includes prompts for recording memories, making a wish, and creating rituals, plus space for grief's messier thoughts and feelings.

Your grief is your own, but you are not alone.

Dimensions - 6.5 x 8 inches; 
Written by ___LESS
Designed by Christina Labey
Printed & Bound in the USA by Conveyor Studio
Published by People I've Loved
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Jordana R.

This is lovely - I appreciate that this invites the full range of messy and complicated emotions that accompany grief. Highly recommend if you need help making sense of things, as so many of us do.

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Patricia W.

This was purchased for my daughter after having lost her husband unexpectedly. I gave it to her to help her through the grieving process. I believe it has helped her.

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Marie C.
great workbook on grief and

great workbook on grief and loss.

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Erin A.
I've been inconsolable since my

I've been inconsolable since my mother died. This book is allowing me to say goodbye in a very intentional and meaningful way.

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Veronica A.
Just Right

I bought this for my cousin...my aunt just passes away. My daughter bought the deck for me when my father passed away....I loved it! When the journal came out, I thought it only made it that much better!

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Emily

Gave this to a dear, dear friend who lost her sister last year. She said it was a wonderful journal and helped her sit with her grief while honoring her sister’s memory.