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Why Grief Is So Lonely

  • On June 25, 2025, The Canadian Press published a report focusing on grief and loneliness, featuring 18-year-old hockey player Schaefer ahead of the NHL draft in Los Angeles.
  • Schaefer's experience of loss includes his billet mom's suicide three months earlier and the death of his mother, which shaped his perspective on grief and strength.
  • The report explains how societal avoidance and the pressure to remain positive often isolate the grieving, despite communal mourning rituals and opportunities for sharing stories.
  • Schaefer shared that he has faced many challenges and encouraged others to put in their best effort and treat others kindly, reminding them that everyone may be dealing with their own struggles.
  • The report suggests acknowledging grief openly and listening actively can help reduce isolation and support healing in those coping with loss.
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Grief, loss changed mindset of top NHL draft prospect Matthew Schaefer

Matthew Schaefer has been hit with heartache and grief.

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The Hamilton Spectator broke the news in Hamilton, Canada on Wednesday, June 25, 2025.
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