The Silent Weight of Ambiguous Grief and the Faith That Sustains You
Kimberlyn Jaggers
There are times when we are not warned of the hardest grief we will carry. It is a grief that isn’t met with an obituary or recognized with a ceremony. There are no cards of encouragement, and life seems to come to a stop. No dinners are being delivered for a relationship that ended before goodbye was said. But the weight of this grief is real, and it does not get lighter because no one seems to see it. This is called ambiguous grief, and it lives in the unnamed spaces between what is and what you believed would be. For Christians, it can be especially disorienting because it does...
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