The China Cabinet

from Aging Women Know Hosted by Karen Sullivan

This week we will hear from Karen Sullivan as she talks about memories healing grief. Remember this when grandma wants you to have a piece of jewelry or a piece of furniture when she dies — you need to just say thank you. It’s not morbid, and there might just be a day that you’ll be glad to have it.

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