Processing Grief

from Breast Friends Radio Hosted by Talk 4 Media

During these troubling times, life can deliver some terrible blows. Throw in a cancer diagnosis and it can seem unbearable. Handling it all can seem overwhelming. Tune in as we discuss the stages of grief, loss, and how to deal with it with our guest, Paul Bright, Mental Health Clinical Specialist

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This episode was published on April 10, 2020.

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