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Taking The Butterflies Out Of Grief With Richard Pryor
Rated
4.8
Type
talks
Activity
Meditation
Suitable for
Everyone
Plays
84
Just six weeks after a family vacation, Richard Pryor received word that his 27-year-old son, Richie, died in his sleep. For the next year or two, Richard was caught in what he refers to as the "loop of grief," watching videos of his son and trying to fix the griefs of the people around him. We're talking about taking the butterflies and rainbows out of grief, taking the initiative to go to therapy as a grieving man, and what happens when people think they possess the rights to your grief.
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Shelby Forsythia
Chicago, IL, USA
