This week we’re mixing up the format a tiny bit to unpack the grief we experience around holidays like Easter. Please give yourself a break to listen in a quiet place, where you can be honest with anything this episode may stir up. I have BIG love for you out there today!
Anticipatory grief is just as painful as the grief event itself – but that doesn’t mean we must wait until the event comes to pass before we learn how to heal. My guest Rhys Keller shares is story today about preparing for loss, and it just might be the encouragement you’ve been waiting for.
You keep saying gatekeeping, but I do not think it means what you think it means.
Let’s unpack the nuance and see if we can’t open the door on helpful nature of this concept, too.
The conversations around the new conclusion on grief with a timeline are wild. But let’s look at the gray space here. After all, grief is a gray space all its own. It deserves a little nuance.
Elisabeth Bojang is a licensed nurse in Oklahoma exploring a mindset shift about “life at all costs” after working in the ICU at 21 years old.
