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Im on day 3 of sobriety from alcohol after about 8 years and the grief is hitting me pretty hard today, I googled and came across this episode. Thank you so much 🙏🏽🥺

I live in Florida but belong to a great UK bereavement group online. The sharing, venting, knowing how others are dealing with their loss has been really good for my journey. "Sue Ryder" has helped me feel accepted within my emotional rollercoaster.

I have been working with your journaling and it has forced me to look closely and attentively to my grief. It's taking quite some time to complete those thirty days because I have to walk away and breathe. But journaling has been a big part of my life and this focused grief journaling is an amazing tool. Thank you for providing this much needed resource that I did find by pure accident while having a grief attack and google searching.

Grief journalling was so important to me after my partner died that when I broke my writing wrist I had a complete breakdown. The power of journalism cannot be underestimated in any way. I still do it occasionally for him amd others and have online memorial sites I can add to or light a candle but writing slows my ADHD brain down enough to think Thank you so much for everything you do. The grief culture in UK is terrible. You guys are great ❤

Hi have you ever done anything around ambiguous grief through parental alienation. Something worth covering, I’ve been dealing with this for years.

Thank you so much! I really, really needed to hear this Podcast today. You gave me some great comfort and insight to my family estrangement. I don't know that it will ever be alright again, but I do know that there is hope. God bless you!

As a mother who lost a son to an accidental overdose at 20 years old, and who also had a lot of experience with other losses and betrayals I thought this was very fair and well balanced. Not that I heard the episode 9 years ago but I do want to thank you for revisiting the topic.

I am always saying what used to be easy & didn't cause anxiety, seem much harder now

I still feel like a robot most days

I'm going into my 6th year from the loss of my husband. I have just started trying to plan my mealtimes.

Thank you acknowledging this

Yes, some without guests get straight to it. I prefer it. I personally cannot finish long videos often. And as an introvert, idle chitchat kind of bugs me. Everyone's time is valuable. We should understand that more after dealing with grief.

My new year's goal is to be happier 😊

I always get something from your broadcast.

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Thank you 🙏🏼 for sharing your knowledge about this topic

Great 😊 service

I lost my mom in 2020 and even though 3 yrs. have passed, the holidays are incredibly hard for me. I lost my brother on New Years day. When you have no family left holidays are so painful & you have no desire to celebrate them. They are a constant reminder of families being together. I just want them to be over. What do you do when you are all alone? 💔

I'm remembering a number of loved ones. What brought me to Bereavement/Grief support was the death of my wife of 45 years; 6 years ago, today December 8, 2023. I recognized a mission field and joined one and began another bereavment ministry at my parish. I've self-published 2 books based on my perspective as a caregiver and then, the sequel. Since I lost my wife, i lost a brother 10 months later, my best friend 2 years later, my brother-in-law (another best friend) 3 years later, our 45 year old daughter 3 years later, another best friend 42 months later, and my last best friend 4 years later. I'm here to absorb perhaps other avenues of support to offer through the 2 bereavement ministries I'm involved with. My wife died during advent/feast day of Immaculate Conception and so holidays that year were a blur, i was stunned, in shock. the following year is when it really hit me. I'm here to continue learning

Thank you for this!❤

tremendously helpful...thank you.

'Penny' A novel by Daniel Quill: "What if people who have passed away could occasionally visit their loved ones on Earth? James was a plumber who had everything he ever wanted: a happy family. Then one day, he lost his daughter in an accident when she was only five years old. His family broke apart in the wake of the tragedy. He spent many years living with his grief, until one night, when he was at his lowest ebb, an angel offered him a glimpse of hope. Wendy, his daughter, has grown up in Heaven among people who love and care for her. She enjoys her heavenly life, but has a desire to see her family back on Earth again, and to let them know she is safe and well. One day, she is granted her wish. This is a heart-wrenching and heart-warming story that explores the theme of the eternal soul. Fans of literature and intrigue will enjoy this inspiring and emotional novel, as they discover the truth about the mysterious angel. This is the debut novel by Daniel Quill. He has spent a number of years gradually crafting this compelling story that might, just possibly, touch your soul." Search for 'Penny by Daniel Quill' on Amazon. www.amazon.co.uk/Penny-Daniel-Quill-ebook/dp/B0074VTEEG

Great content as always

Thank you for your podcasts and all the work you all do <3 I think when in grief we learn even small shifts in the words can make a difference. Moving on from grief is something I heard a lot before.. that is so different to me than moving forward.

I want to get support

My husband passed away one month from my 50 birthday 🎂 I’m trying to figure out my new life

My daughter was 30 she passed away on 1-2-22, my husband passed suddenly on 9-26-22.

I’m grateful that I can get such support from the internet without leaving my house. Thank you so much ❤

Thank you so much! This is so needed and so not acknowledged by society.

Brought a flood of tears ...

Even though the live stream didn't go as planned but this is helping people ty

Thank you for this. Where can we get the before and after lists?

I'm listening to my two long-time, adorable, talented, compassionate and magical grief friends, Litsa and Eleanor. I want only to hear, see, read more of what you have to say and write. Thank you for your big hearts and your work. I saw the link to the grief community but I don't have a password because i can't see where to create an account. When you get a moment, a little direction to that page would be great. xo

I'd love you to stick to one topic, one aspect of grief and present a short episode on that, with a minimal amount of waffling- as on this episode!😂 This one could have been done in 5-10 minutes!🤣

Initial expectations about how grief was going to go? I wouldn't have been able to answer that coherently. So much shock and trauma. From memory, my biggest thoughts were yearning to join him. Nearly 3 years later, they haven't changed much...

Part way in. Yes, it wasn't a good idea for me to acquire 2 rescue kittens a month after my son died. 20/20 vision in hindsight. 😬

Thank you soooo much for all you do!! I'm sooo grateful for WYG and tell everybody I know going through a loss about you!! XOX

Episode ideas I would love to hear! Using Creativity to process work through grief, how grief impacts the body, continuing bonds

Thank you for the work you do and great episode! <3

Great! 👍

Loved this.

Never been 1st at anything before. Oh and Happy New Year from Australia. Love you both. 😁💕