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How to Carry What Can't Be Fixed

A Journal for Grief

17 minMegan Devine

What's it about

Tired of being told to "move on" from your grief? What if, instead of trying to fix your pain, you could learn to carry it? This journal offers a new path forward, one that honors your loss without letting it consume you. You'll discover practical, gentle exercises to help you navigate the complex emotions of grief on your own terms. Learn how to manage pain, find meaning after loss, and build a life that holds space for both your sorrow and your joy. This isn't about getting over it; it's about learning to live with it.

Meet the author

Megan Devine, LPC, is a psychotherapist, writer, and grief advocate who is considered one of the leading voices in a new, culture-shifting conversation around grief. Her pioneering work is born from personal tragedy: after witnessing the accidental drowning of her partner, she used her clinical background to create a new model for navigating loss. Megan is dedicated to helping people live through the things they never thought they'd have to live through, offering a more compassionate, validating approach to the pain of grief.

How to Carry What Can't Be Fixed book cover

What's it about

Tired of being told to "move on" from your grief? What if, instead of trying to fix your pain, you could learn to carry it? This journal offers a new path forward, one that honors your loss without letting it consume you. You'll discover practical, gentle exercises to help you navigate the complex emotions of grief on your own terms. Learn how to manage pain, find meaning after loss, and build a life that holds space for both your sorrow and your joy. This isn't about getting over it; it's about learning to live with it.

Meet the author

Megan Devine, LPC, is a psychotherapist, writer, and grief advocate who is considered one of the leading voices in a new, culture-shifting conversation around grief. Her pioneering work is born from personal tragedy: after witnessing the accidental drowning of her partner, she used her clinical background to create a new model for navigating loss. Megan is dedicated to helping people live through the things they never thought they'd have to live through, offering a more compassionate, validating approach to the pain of grief.