Mary Frances O’Connor: The Grieving Brain

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  • Опубликовано: 22 окт 2024

Комментарии • 13

  • @ML-HS
    @ML-HS Год назад +10

    Fifth section is exactly what I needed. I lost my brother 5 months ago and everything said is exactly how I feel about this whole situation. I really thought he will grow old with me. I am worried about my own life. About everything. My grief counseling sessions don't give much fruit so far. I would appreciate more on sibling loss. Most just glaze over this type of loss.

  • @victoriaquillin2170
    @victoriaquillin2170 Год назад +6

    My second husband died seven months ago, my first husband died 24 years ago, our middle son 25 years ago and our oldest son was diagnosed with a stage 4 melanoma he survived all this was in 2 years. I was married to my first husband for 30 years, my second for 21 years. I'm a a mess ! I've been so many people, I'm 71 and have no idea who I'm going to be..?

  • @parrismg99
    @parrismg99 5 месяцев назад +2

    A question I would have liked to hear is, when your brain is rewiring, does it remove those neurons? Or do they just dull over time? I’m scared of forgetting things.

  • @juliegallagher4377
    @juliegallagher4377 2 года назад +5

    Thank you for this. I lost my husband 3 years ago and it is very helpful realizing what I've been through was normal and expected.

  • @amarilisortiz3982
    @amarilisortiz3982 Год назад

    this is great material to work with the patients, thank you very much.

  • @deborav.3250
    @deborav.3250 Год назад

    Woe few minutes in and I'm like yesssss!

  • @cynthiacondron9397
    @cynthiacondron9397 2 года назад +2

    I loved 5his discussion.

  • @ElenoraEsquivel-qe3nm
    @ElenoraEsquivel-qe3nm 8 месяцев назад +2

    Lost my daughter 02/05/2024 due to family violence 💔

  • @dawn6232
    @dawn6232 2 года назад +2

    I would love to hear your thoughts on grieving “parents” who are still alive, but are estranged because they present as narcissists and don’t take any accountability to your reality and the abuse you and your siblings incurred through a lifetime, how they enabled each other’s dysfunction over the decades, and how they continue to manipulate their grandchildren, my children, by supporting the son in law who is also mentally unstable.

    • @Larindarr
      @Larindarr Год назад +1

      I suggest you look at DR. Ramani and Terry Cole.

  • @mariaearthangel7251
    @mariaearthangel7251 2 месяца назад +1

    You shouldn't have to bury your child.
    Whether you lived close or far and haven't seen them often for years.
    Your child and spouse are very close soul ties.
    Your soul has traumas, too, not only your brain.
    Blood is thicker than water, so losing your child is horrific.

  • @lindsaysaluzzi1285
    @lindsaysaluzzi1285 3 месяца назад

    Hello who can help me please!!🙏