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Quote of the day by CS Lewis: No one ever told me that grief felt like fear. It is like being afraid. The same fluttering in stomach, restlessness, yawning, what The Chronicles of Narnia author teaches about loss and healing

Renowned author C.S. Lewis, known for The Chronicles of Narnia, offered a profound insight into grief, describing it as feeling akin to fear. His personal experience of loss, particularly the death of his wife Joy Davidman, shaped his understanding of grief's physical manifestations. Lewis highlighted that mourning often involves unsettling bodily sensations and unease, not just sadness, a reality many find relatable and difficult to articulate.