"This is the real problem with prolonged grief disorder: it doubles down on this message that having an emotional response to losing someone you love should be cleaned up and over with really quickly," says Megan Devine of Refuge In Grief. "It does such a disservice to grieving people and friends and family who want to be supportive, and they're really being taught the wrong ways to do that." Hear the full interview with grief expert Devine here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DcAtUlWuRa0 | GBH