The “Late Show” host opens up about what it means to suffer and what benefit we get from it. Stephen Colbert took a break from winning late-night laughs to have a serious and lengthy conversation with CNN’s Anderson Cooper that touched on life, death, faith, grief, suffering, gratitude and “Lord of the Rings.” At one …
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It’s an unfortunate reality, but booking travel isn’t always for a fun getaway. If a loved one passes away, you might need to book a last-minute flight, which is generally an expensive prospect. This is when airline bereavement fares come into play—discounted rates for grieving passengers who’ve had a death (or have an imminent death) …
This story also ran on People.com. This story can be republished for free (details). [UPDATED on July 22] Therapist Andrew Bryant says the landmark United Nations climate report last October brought a new mental health concern to his patients. “I remember being in sessions with folks the next day. They had never mentioned climate change before, and they …
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Facebook recently doubled its bereavement leave allowance for its staff allowing employees to take up to 20 days off with pay to mourn the death of an immediate family member. https://www.bbc.com/news/business-38915693
Across the world, destruction of cultural attractions causes a specific sort of communal grief. https://www.bbc.com/news/world-47952725 Parisians have spoken about how the devastating fire at Notre-Dame cathedral has made them think about identity, memory and shared culture. Here, people from other countries talk about their experiences seeing important sights destroyed – some under very different circumstances.
Harry had previously said walking behind her coffin aged 12 was something no child “should be asked to do”. https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-41017659 He has now told the BBC he doesn’t “have an opinion whether that was right or wrong”, but “looking back on it”, he is glad to have been part of the day.