Losing Loved Ones In The Pandemic: Dealing With Delayed Grief

Grief was interrupted because of the pandemic; it was hard to mourn in person. Now that states are reopening, how do we address delayed grief?

"I'm still grieving, and I think I'm going to grieve the rest of my life."  Rosalie Castro lost her twin sister Rosary to COVID last year. "I didn't have any time to grieve the day my sister died," she says.  Like most Americans, Castro didn't get the chance to say goodbye to her sister in person. And there wasn’t a funeral.