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Erica P Honore Erica Honore is the author of Loving,Losing&Living. Erica is also the host for Pondering Podcast.

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She is a certified grief specialist who has been teaching an educational program on grief and loss for the past nineteen years.

10/08/2026

Six months after losing your loved one you will feel the full weight of the negative emotions associated with grief crashing down. Your brain can no longer trick your heart into believing your loved one is on a trip. The longing for them intensifies and it is extremely difficult to navigate the overwhelming emotions. Reach out to me and let me help you.

09/17/2026

It’s normal to feel jealous of what we no longe have in our lives. Especially in this age of social media where everyone is posting how great they have it and we are left with the pain and the loneliness associated with grief. It’s not fair that our loved one is not here but everyone we see is riding off into the sunset with their beautiful family that is intact. Don’t ignore those feelings lean into them and give them voice.

09/10/2026

Make sure to find a safe space to share your grief. The emotional toll that comes with grief can be completely overwhelming. That’s why it’s important to unburden your heart. I am truly blessed to have the people in my life who helped me carry my pain.

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09/10/2026

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09/03/2026

Loving, Losing & Living is from my heart. It was created to normalize the grief that we carry even outside of death. If you just need someone to validate what you’re going through this book will do that for you.

09/01/2026

My farm animals are always a welcomed grief break. They bring me so much peace and comfort. Louis actually bought our horses after Donovan died and they were such an incredible part of my healing journey.

I agree with all of these points. As a griever, it’s tiring to keep answering “how are you doing?” Because we guard what...
08/30/2026

I agree with all of these points. As a griever, it’s tiring to keep answering “how are you doing?” Because we guard what we really want to say. If we opened up and answered truthfully people would run away.

Grief is hard and most of the responses we get from others are not helpful.

We’re not looking for anyone to fix us because we’re not broken. We just want a safe place to just be. A safe place to miss our person and to to process how to navigate life without them.

And please DO NOT say “be strong” that is completely unacceptable and insensitive. We need to be given permission to just BE.

08/06/2026

I do not subscribe to the hierarchy of grief. It seems unfair to others to compare my losses to theirs and minimize their grieving experience. Grief is grief and pain is pain.

08/04/2026

Grieving who you once were is one of the many layers associated with grief. It’s normal to lose interest in hobbies and relationships. I know I will never be the same, but I’m as close as I’m ever going to get.

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