Lindsey Henin, an author from Minnesota, has released a new book titled "Grief is Dumb, You're Not." The book delves into the complexities and personal struggles of grief. She recently spoke about her work on WCCO's Sunday Morning show at 7 a.m., where she was interviewed by Susan-Elizabeth Littlefield. [1] The radio segment aired on August 1st, highlighting Henin’s perspective on coping with grief in an open and honest manner. Her book aims to challenge the notion that grief is something one should avoid or "dumb" themselves out of, instead encouraging readers to confront their emotions head-on. [2] While some might view her approach as controversial, others have praised it for its raw honesty and relatability. The author has also been vocal about her own experiences with grief, which she believes informs the content of her book.