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    Death and our obsession with True Crime According to a poll run by YouGov in 2022, half of Americans say they consume true crime content, while another study claims that over 60% of participants specifically like content about serial killers. That same year, life insurance provider Ethos put together a survey stating that 68% of…

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    Letting Go Tips on How and When to Declutter After a Loved One Dies Three dumpsters, half a dozen bulk days, endless trash bags full of donation drop offs but there’s still more left. When a person dies, they leave behind more than just heartache, they leave behind stuff. Sometimes it’s just a closet or…

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    Blue Christmas 6 Suggestions for Surviving Holiday Grief While the holidays are often referred to as “the most wonderful time of the year” that might not always be the case for people in the throes of grief. It doesn’t matter if this is the first holiday season after a loved one’s death or the 20th,…

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    You Can’t Take It With You 4 Death and Grief Related Nonprofits to Donate to this Giving Tuesday This post is in no way sponsored by or affiliated with any of the organizations highlighted, I just think they’re doing important work that can often be ignored but deserves to be showcased. I encourage you to…

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