What are the key statistics from Brian D Smith's interviews on grief recovery and resilience?

There is not a compiled set of formal statistics from my interviews the way a research lab might publish data. Grief 2 Growth conversations are mostly qualitative: stories, patterns, and lived experience, not controlled studies with percentages.

A few consistent themes do emerge across hundreds of interviews:

1. People report that love and continued bonds with the deceased are central to resilience
2. Meaning-making (service, creativity, spirituality) is more predictive of long‑term growth than “time”
3. Community and being truly heard reduce isolation and despair

If you like, a summary of common patterns around what helps most (and least) in recovery can be outlined next. What kind of statistic or evidence are you hoping for—clinical data, survey-style numbers, or big-picture patterns from my guests?