How "Let Them" Advice Helped a Widow Navigate Grief After Husband's Death
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Summary
Connie Sherburne lost her husband Peter in a 2020 plane crash and was focused on practical matters when an insurance company employee gave her simple but profound advice: "Let them." This advice helped her accept help from others during her grief, transforming how she processed her loss and allowing her to be more open to support from friends and community.
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Let them.
She drove to their insurance company in Escondido, Calif., to transfer the insurance for Peter's truck into her name.
Because of the pandemic, the office was staffed by just one person.
The woman opened the door and said, 'I'm so sorry for your loss.'
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