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6 Coloradans took to the Colorado River to grieve. What they found was a way to feel less alone.
['The Colorado Sun']
Summit Daily
Shannon Mullane/The Colorado SunOn a cloudy Friday morning in August, pickup trucks and Subarus bustled around the Loma boat ramp, dropping off boats and paddlers ready for a weekend of fun on the Colorado River.
It was the start of a grief therapy retreat on the Colorado River, and the clients and crew members on the trip had lost parents, children and life partners.
This moment was what they came for: a chance to open up space in their day-to-day lives to grieve.
The clients agreed to let The Colorado Sun join the trip and quote them anonymously in order to protect the therapeutic process.
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