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Do we always have to have something to say? After missing a week of the podcast because I simply couldn’t think of anything I wanted to talk about, a friend’s reaction made me think about how uncomfortable we can be with silence. In this episode of Practical Widowing, I’m talking about why we don’t always need the perfect words, an explanation, an opinion, or even an answer. Sometimes it’s perfectly okay to simply be quiet.
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