Wild Sibling Grief Prompts: We Climb Anyway
9 prompts for carrying your sibling grief including what others do not see
A Wild Grief Prompt Set for paid subscribers, this is an in-depth companion to Not About the Climb and the three free prompts that followed yesterday. Thanks for being here.
These prompts go where the newsletter left off. They are for your journal, your voice memo, a trusted friend, a quiet hour you didn’t know what to do with. If you have not read the lead-in yet, Not About the Climb is the newsletter these prompts come from, and the three free prompts that followed are a softer entry. Each prompt here stands on its own, but they will land deeper if you have sat with the newsletter first.
The mountain you have been climbing since your sibling died is part of grief work, even if no one ever sees it or names it as work. The day I climbed Mt. Si, my pack was too heavy. I was carrying camera equipment and other people’s lunches. But the heaviest thing I carried was what others did not see. It was my love and grief for my brother and for a lot of unfinished business in our relationship.
