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From Punch the monkey to adulthood: Why comfort objects still matter

From Punch the monkey to adulthood: Why comfort objects still matter

From Punch the monkey to adulthood: Why comfort objects still matter The recent craze about Punch, an abandoned baby Japanese macaque at Ichikawa Zoo in Japan, has brought renewed attention to something many people intuitively understand: comfort objects matter. After being rejected by his mother and struggling to integrate into

‘Hamnet’ is making audiences break down in tears – and upending beliefs about male grief

‘Hamnet’ is making audiences break down in tears – and upending beliefs about male grief

(DES MOINES, IOWA) Did you cry during “Hamnet”? On social media, many viewers shared the overwhelming emotions elicited by the film, which has been nominated for eight Academy Awards. One viewer commented on Reddit that the movie was an “out of body experience.” Another posted on X that it left

‘Hijack’: What Christine Adams Thinks Sam & Marsha Said During Finale Call

All Marsha (Christine Adams) wanted to do in Hijack Season 2 was get a little time away alone to deal with her grief after her son was killed in a hit and run — which wasn’t actually an accident, as her ex-husband Sam (Idris Elba) realized. Instead, she was

“Turn that pain into purpose”: Exploring grief and cancer with Gigi Marino

“Grief changes you,” said Gigi Marino, a clinical nurse operations manager at the Bozeman Health Cancer Center. She spoke on April 14 at the “Resilience and Cancer: The Complexities of Grief” event, hosted by the Cancer Support Community at MSU (CSCU). Although it operates independently from Cancer Support Community Montana