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The collective grief of the Queen’s death can bring up the pain of past losses - but lament is a powerful tool in this time
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Rachael Newham2022-09-14T08:30:00
We are all still processing the death of the Queen, but for some it brings up the hurt of previous losses. Here Kintsugi Hope’s Rachael Newham explains that lament is a powerful tool for addressing this pain with God.
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