Death is inevitable. It may sound morbid, but it's the truth. Meredith has left Seattle following Derek's death. She has cut off all contact with everyone at Grey Sloan and is trying to cope with the loss of her great love. Jackson works through his anger about his baby's death and finds it difficult having to face it alone. And finally, to really drive the waterworks home, Jo faces a difficult case when one of the two burn victims she has been treating dies. Both victims became support buddies to get each other through, and Jo grew close to them on their journey to recovery. To lose one of them was heartbreaking, not only for Jo but for her patient, as well. People deal with loss differently, some become angry, some fight, some laugh, and some flee completely. But the pain is real to each one who experiences loss.
Going into season 15, Jackson has Harriet and a new relationship with Maggie, which means he doesn't need to face things alone anymore. Jo has Alex and no longer has to worry about Paul, her abusive ex-husband. And maybe Meredith will be able to find love again, but if not, she always has her kids who she loves with her whole heart and her people who are always there for her. Death might be inevitable, but life and love are, too. If you look for it, you will find it. Season 15 will be the season to bring a whole lot of love to a whole lot of people.
