The holidays can be beautiful — full of family, food, music, and traditions that light up the season. But for many people, this time of year can also bring stress, loneliness, grief, or memories that sit heavy on the heart. When routines shift and emotions run high, it’s normal to feel a little unsteady. If that’s you — or someone you love — you’re not alone. The holidays are not easy for everyone — and that’s okay. There are real ways to stay grounded and supported this seas

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