28 min
How to Become Resilient After Loss Graduating Grief- Finding Hope, Healing and JOY after Loss
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- Mental Health
"You are so strong."
"I could never survive what you have."
Those are just a few of the many phrases grievers have heard as they travel their path from grief to healing. But that simply isn't true. Resiliency isn't something you have, it is something that is built and Janet Fanaki has not only studied it, she has lived it and is teaching her children to build theirs as well.
Janet is the creator and host of the RESILIENT PEOPLE podcast.
Since 2018 she has been blogging and recording interviews with people from around the world who are admired for their resilience.
She calls herself a Resilience Explorer.
A former public relations specialist, Janet and family were shocked in 2016 when her husband Adam was diagnosed with terminal brain cancer. He was 47 years old and in February 2020 succumbed to the disease.
Over the three and a half years of Adam’s illness, Janet did a lot of people watching in the appointment waiting rooms - wondering how others cope with major life challenges? She share's some of those observances and lessons with us in this episode.
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To connect with Janet go to http://www.resilientpeople.ca/
Instagram & Facebook @resilientpeopleca
Twitter @resilientpeopl
LinkedIn: Janet (Petruck) Fanaki
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Are you ready to step out of your pain and step back in to LIVING your live on purpose, with passion and to make and impact?
Then take this Quiz
To begin your journey back to JOY, be sure you join our Graduating Grief Community on Facebook,
If you would like to invite me to speak at your next event, conference or workshop or to book a "How Can I Help?" workshop at your business, hospital, or school, visit my website at www.SherrieDunlevy.com
To set up your free 30 minute consultation with me, shoot me an email at Sherrie Dunlevy.com
Be sure to pick up a copy of my #1 best selling book "How Can I Help?- Your Go-to Guide for Helping Loved One's through Life's Difficulties" for you and a friend.
For a special personally signed copy click here.
"You are so strong."
"I could never survive what you have."
Those are just a few of the many phrases grievers have heard as they travel their path from grief to healing. But that simply isn't true. Resiliency isn't something you have, it is something that is built and Janet Fanaki has not only studied it, she has lived it and is teaching her children to build theirs as well.
Janet is the creator and host of the RESILIENT PEOPLE podcast.
Since 2018 she has been blogging and recording interviews with people from around the world who are admired for their resilience.
She calls herself a Resilience Explorer.
A former public relations specialist, Janet and family were shocked in 2016 when her husband Adam was diagnosed with terminal brain cancer. He was 47 years old and in February 2020 succumbed to the disease.
Over the three and a half years of Adam’s illness, Janet did a lot of people watching in the appointment waiting rooms - wondering how others cope with major life challenges? She share's some of those observances and lessons with us in this episode.
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To connect with Janet go to http://www.resilientpeople.ca/
Instagram & Facebook @resilientpeopleca
Twitter @resilientpeopl
LinkedIn: Janet (Petruck) Fanaki
****
Are you ready to step out of your pain and step back in to LIVING your live on purpose, with passion and to make and impact?
Then take this Quiz
To begin your journey back to JOY, be sure you join our Graduating Grief Community on Facebook,
If you would like to invite me to speak at your next event, conference or workshop or to book a "How Can I Help?" workshop at your business, hospital, or school, visit my website at www.SherrieDunlevy.com
To set up your free 30 minute consultation with me, shoot me an email at Sherrie Dunlevy.com
Be sure to pick up a copy of my #1 best selling book "How Can I Help?- Your Go-to Guide for Helping Loved One's through Life's Difficulties" for you and a friend.
For a special personally signed copy click here.
28 min