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To continue to love and to live does not mean to forget who left

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Briefings

A article argues that mourning is not merely about enduring absence but involves integrating loss into one's history while seeking new life meanings. It features Vera Ramalho's opinion, published on November 1, 2026, as a 2026 opinion piece.

Key points

• Mourning involves integrating the absence of the departed into one's life history and finding new meanings for living.

Context

This is an opinion piece by Vera Ramalho published on November 1, 2026, suggesting that mourning is a process of integration rather than just enduring absence.

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