Biology Quote by Heather E. Heying

“A psychiatrist friend explained to me that humans are evolutionarily wired for both connection and grief: we naturally have the tools to recover from…

— Sheryl Sandberg

Its natural to have a deep sense of loss when someone close to us dies.But we should also look for ways to enter into…

— Mariane Corbito

“Perhaps we become accustomed to our grief and, as it becomes increasingly familiar, increasingly part of the emotional landscape, it becomes a dullness. But…

— David Rieff

Anyone who has lost a loved one knows that you don't recover. Instead, you learn to incorporate their absence and memories into your life…

— Rashida Rowe

I have discovered, passionate grief does not link us with the dead but cuts us off from them. This becomes clearer and clearer. It…

— Anonymous

“How we respond to grief can shape our present”

— KC Rhoads

“Those of us who receive the blessing of a long life will also need to understand and manage grief and loss many times throughout…

— Brent Green

“Grief isn't always a knife-sharp twist in your heart or a dull bludgeon in your stomach, sometimes it's a net, cast suddenly and silently…

— Non Pratt

“Psychologists have clinically observed that overly prolonged grief in the bereaved usually signifies a poor relationship with the one who died.”

— Robert E. Neale

“many people who suffer difficult losses exhibit a natural resilience. They hurt deeply, but the hurt passes, and relatively soon after the loss they…

— George A. Bonanno

“It is painful to remember what and who we've lost, but it's also comforting. Grief can become its own comfort...the moment when grief itself…

— Amy Andrews and Jessica Mesman Griffith

“But who knows how long a grief may last? Isn't it possible that, even thirty or forty years after the death of a child…

— Stephen King