What do you say to someone who's grieving when no words seem right? In this segment of Grief Is A Language, John Onwuchekwa, Dave Barnes, and James Roberson explore why traditional condolences can fall short and how curiosity, storytelling, listening, and presence can create deeper connections through loss. From asking about the person who died to learning when silence matters more than advice, they reveal why comforting someone isn't about finding the perfect words—it's about making room for theirs.
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John Onwuchekwa
Website | johno.co
IG | @jawn_o
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