but it can suck a whole lot less if you have kind and helpful people in your corner, which is why GRIEF SUCKS exists in the first place. Below are even more resources that might help you
Experience Camps, for young people ages 8 to 17, offers FREE camp programs for those who've experienced the death of a parent, primary caregiver or sibling. For one week, you get to be with other kids who get it about grief, and you'll definitely have a whole lot of fun and goofiness all week.
There are some days where grief is just harder than others days. It could be the birthday or the person who died, Mother's Day, Father's Day, a random Tuesday because who knows why? On those days, it might help to do something new to remember your person, like light a digital candle for your person and write in their name.
Have firends, cousins, or classmates who could definitely use tips on how to support you when feeling grief? We got you covered. Just send them to this fun scavenger hunt made by Experience Camps. They’ll learn what to say and how to truly be a good friend.
Support yourself and other grieving people by signing this petition urging companies to #offeroptout for holiday emails. You shouldn’t have to receive a “Mother’s Day” or “Father’s Day” promotional if your person died! Grief sucks enough without these extra painful reminders.
