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Georgia Coan

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As seen in: The Daily T, The Telegraph, The Travel Expert with Simon Calder, BBC, Substack, Yahoo Sports Canada, HuffPost UK, The John Schofield Trust
Journalist and audio producer. Currently @telegraph audio making @DailyTPodcast. Prev @BBC_CurrAff 🎧 @radioacademy #RWRA30. E❤️
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“Endure and survive."

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By Georgia Coan Verified
| Substack
I wrote this blog post a few years back about how the video game ‘The Last of Us’ helped me cope with the loss of my brother. Since then, it’s been made into a TV series for HBO (the creator Craig Maizen actually read the original blog which I’m still not over), so I thought I’d re-share it in the hopes it might inspire you to find comfort during your grief in the art of videos games, books or TV shows.
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The importance of community in grief

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By Georgia Coan Verified
| Substack
In the weeks and months after my brother Elliot passed away, I trawled through pages and pages of Google searches, desperately trying to find someone who’d shared their experience of sibling loss. As insomnia took me in it’s arms like an overbearing relative, keeping me alert to the uncertainty of the long, dark nights that come with grief, I would arrive at the doors of internet forums that had long been abandoned, trying desperately to relate to the stories I found there.
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“Comparison is the thief of joy.”

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By Georgia Coan Verified
| Substack
Sometimes I worry that I’ve become the orchestrator of my own misery, that I’ve been conducting the same symphony of sadness for the last 10 years of my life because I don’t know any other piece of music. As I scroll mindlessly through my timelines on social media, watching the lives of other people I have known in the last ten years since my brother died, I can’t help but compare my life to theirs, to wonder what life in my 20s would have been like if my brother hadn’t died.
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