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Media Library Navigating Medical Complexity Coping With Loss

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Contributor: Carla (mom) and Robin (grandmother)

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A mom on how having two healthy older children helped her get through.

A mom on how having two healthy older children helped her get through.

A mom on finding space for other people’s joy.

A mom on finding space for other people’s joy.

The other grandparents – “We were shared equals.”

The other grandparents – “We were shared equals.”

Anniversary/Special Days – “Sometimes I want her acknowledged, to share, sometimes I don’t.”

Anniversary/Special Days – “Sometimes I want her acknowledged, to share, sometimes I don’t.”

Mother and Grandmother: How we each thought about prayer.

Mother and Grandmother: How we each thought about prayer.

Mom and Grandmother: My mom had no opinion on my daughter’s medical care.

Mom and Grandmother: My mom had no opinion on my daughter’s medical care.

A mom – “My mom initiated conversations about plans for arrangements after the death.”

A mom – “My mom initiated conversations about plans for arrangements after the death.”

“I think we all work best when we don’t expect each other to change the core of who we are.”

“I think we all work best when we don’t expect each other to change the core of who we are.”

Mom to Grandma “I remember us talking about how you were stronger than I was giving you credit for.”

Mom to Grandma “I remember us talking about how you were stronger than I was giving you credit for.”

“I learned you can’t take care of the future by planning.”

“I learned you can’t take care of the future by planning.”

Going to the affected families conference: “I needed my mom nearby.”

Going to the affected families conference: “I needed my mom nearby.”

“I was just a grandmother.”

“I was just a grandmother.”