I drew this comic about a specific experience of loss as part of a Drawing Together session run by Earla Legault. It's been interesting to see how this comic applies to so many experiences of grief recovery/processing. Some losses take longer to recover from, some losses will always be part of you, the missing part will always be there, but so will the Navigating, Continuing and Resourcing.

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Grief Recovery Comic Transcript

Little Liz is standing near a tombstone. Chunks of her are missing, her two arms are separated from her body and are lying on the ground.

Caption: Missing.

Little Liz has one arm attached to her body and has picked up the other arm and is looking at it.

Caption: Navigating.

Little Liz is sitting at a laptop. The laptop screen says "Work in Progress."

Little Liz is sitting on the ground. She's reading a book that has "Poetry that is fun" "Comics that Inspire" "Audio books too."

The stacks around her say "Fiction book pile" "non-fiction book pile." Above Little Liz's head there is an envelope flying through the air that has Community written on it. Another letter says "Friends."