We are no strangers to grief. Whether it be the loss of a loved one, a job, a relationship...grief is real.

In the early days of grief, support can come flooding in. But there are still those who hold back because they simply don't know what to say or how to help those who are grieving.

When Victoria Wilson-Crane suddenly lost her niece after battling COVID for sixteen days, she found herself lost. 

She found herself in a situation where she was needing support, and also was being called upon to support people who were closer to her niece than she was.

During her early days of grieving, she turned to books and found there were many books for bereaved parents and partners, but few for those on the slightly outer circle of grief.

This prompted her to not only write her book, Sixteen Days: A Sudden Death, What to Say? but to also become a Certified Grief Recovery Specialist. 

Together, we discuss what to say to those who are grieving and what not to say.

We talk about overcoming grief, moving past the loss, finding yourself, and so much more.