We don't "move on" from grief. We move forward with it | Nora McInerny | TED
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The speaker experienced multiple significant losses in 2014, prompting her to dedicate her career to discussing death, grief, and loss through various platforms. She stresses the importance of openly acknowledging and discussing grief, emphasizing that moving forward in life does not equate to moving on from grief.
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- The speaker, who faced multiple significant losses in a short period, has dedicated her career to openly discussing death and loss, emphasizing the importance of acknowledging and sharing grief experiences through various platforms.
- Despite remarrying and blending families, the speaker stresses that she has not "moved on" from her late husband but has integrated his memory into her life, showcasing the enduring impact of grief and love, and emphasizing the interconnected nature of these emotions in navigating loss.
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