The Elizabeth Hospice is hosting a monthly walk for people grieving the loss of a loved one. Grief Walk will take place at Liberty Station on Saturday, July 20. Jenna Waters, a certified grief educator, will facilitate the experience. Participants will meet at the southeast corner of Cushing and Womble in the large park across from the parking lot at 9:30am. This easy-paced walking group offers participants an opportunity to share with others, walk in silence, or dedicate the walk to a loved one. There’s no cost to attend and is open to everyone in the community. Grief Walk will be offered at different locations throughout San Diego County. For details on future walks, email hummingbird@ehospice.org or call 760-705-6736.
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