08/30/2026
Grief doesn't follow a timeline.
It can show up months or years later, in a song, a familiar place, a birthday, a favorite meal, or a moment when you instinctively reach for your phone to call someone who isn't there anymore.
For families who have lost someone to pancreatic cancer, grief can be complicated. There can be relief that treatment is over, gratitude for the time you had, sadness for the time you didn't, and a thousand emotions that can exist at the same time.
There is no right way to grieve. And there is no deadline for missing someone.
Today, on National Grief Awareness Day, we're holding space for everyone carrying the loss of someone they love.
If you're comfortable, tell us their name or share one thing about them you never want to forget.
Let's keep their stories and the love they left behind alive.