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Author: Marissa Abruzzini

  • Tig by Directors Ashley York and Kristina GoolsbyA documentary about comedian Tig Notaro's humor through tragedy

    Tig by Directors Ashley York and Kristina Goolsby
    A documentary about comedian Tig Notaro’s humor through tragedy

    Marissa Abruzzini

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  • Say Their Names: On Recovering After the Loss of a Child
    The Compassionate Friends bring bereaved parents, grandparents and siblings together with one simple message

    Marissa Abruzzini

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  • How Do You Recover After the Loss of a Child? (Interview)Retired psychologist Carol Kearns talks about losing her daughter, Kristen, at age seven

    How Do You Recover After the Loss of a Child? (Interview)
    Retired psychologist Carol Kearns talks about losing her daughter, Kristen, at age seven

    Marissa Abruzzini

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  • Listen to This Song Parody about End-of-Life Care
    Eminem and Rihanna get a one-of-a-kind remix

    Marissa Abruzzini

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  • Our Weekly Tip: Build a Memorial Website
    Create a lasting obituary for the world to see

    Marissa Abruzzini

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  • Darth Vader Leads a Grandmother’s Funeral
    A woman in Luton took her love for Halloween to the grave

    Marissa Abruzzini

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  • Bathing Rituals Around the World
    Cleaning the dead is a tradition that spans across cultures

    Marissa Abruzzini

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  • Our Weekly Tip: Set up a Memorial Scholarship
    Ask friends and family to donate to a scholarship in your loved one’s name

    Marissa Abruzzini

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  • “Dear Zachary: A Letter to a Son About His Father”A film in which a tribute to a friend takes a shocking and unexpected turn

    “Dear Zachary: A Letter to a Son About His Father”
    A film in which a tribute to a friend takes a shocking and unexpected turn

    Marissa Abruzzini

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  • Old is the New Black
    The fashion world is slowly embracing graceful aging

    Marissa Abruzzini

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