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After a loss
Sorting a loved one's belongings, slowly and with great care. No deadlines, no pressure — we simply sit with it together, one memory at a time.Sorting a loved one's belongings, slowly and with great care. No deadlines, no pressure — we simply sit with it together, one memory at a time.
What it usually involves
- Starting only when you are ready, and stopping the moment you are not
- Setting aside anything that might matter before we sort anything else
- Working in short stretches, with breaks whenever you need them
- Handling the practical parts — donations, paperwork, drop-offs — so you do not have to
Roughly how long
There is no usual. Some people do a little each week over several months. Others want it done in a few days. Both are completely fine.
What you're left with
The practical weight of it lifted, and the things that matter kept safely — without having to face a full house on your own.
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Questions about after a loss
Then it is not time yet, and that is alright. There is no deadline here beyond any the estate or a lease puts on you. When you are ready, I will be too — and we can start with a room that holds less of them, if that is easier.
Some of it, yes, once you have told me what to set aside. Many people find it easier for me to do the sorting and boxing while they make the keep-or-go calls afterwards, on their own time.
Then you keep it. There is no should. My job is to help you find room for what you want to hold on to, not to talk you out of anything.
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