4
ways to be
there for
someone who is
grieving during the holidays
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The holiday season is meant to be a period filled with joy. But for many people it's a sad reminder of past or recent tragedy: the death of a loved one, a devastating medical diagnosis, a difficult divorce. That grief can feel more intense when no one acknowledges your pain.*
That's why OptionB.org, the website founded earlier this year by Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg, launched a campaign to give people practical tips and recommendations for reaching out to
grieving friends and loved ones
during the holidays. *
SEE ALSO:
Sheryl Sandberg bears her heart and soul in 'Option B'
#OptionBThere is a collection of resources that includes sensitive holiday
cards,
tips on how to discover your "empathy superpower,"
insight on how to give a meaningful gift, and
directions on how to host a dinner party for people who may be struggling with grief. It also offers recommendations for people who've experienced loss and want extra support.*
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