Good Grief with Auntie Byrd

Good Grief With Auntie Byrd
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"Good Grief With Auntie Byrd" is like sitting down for a heart-to-heart chat about handling grief. Losing both my parents put me on an emotional rollercoaster, and I needed an outlet to share my ups and downs, hoping it might help others feel less alone in their own struggles. Grief doesn't play favorites—it doesn't care about age, gender, or race. So, on this podcast, we dive into the messy, unique ways we deal with losing people, places, and even things. One thing's for certain: we'll all face grief more than once in our lives. So why not talk about it and support each other through it?

Episodes

  1. 03/22/2024

    Good Grief With Auntie Byrd Ep 4 : A Needed Conversation

    In this episode, I sit down with a few friends and have a chat about something not usually talked about – how men deal with grief after losing a child. Listen as they share their perspectives, shedding light on a topic that deserves more open discussion. So, grab a seat and join us for this much-needed conversation.

    56 min

  2. 03/22/2024

    Good Grief With Auntie Byrd EP 3 : Losing Faith

    On this episode of Good Grief with Auntie Byrd, I talk about what it's like to lose faith while grieving. I'm very candid about self-harming and the emotional stress that grieving puts on your mental and physical. I also discuss some ways that have restored my faith and things that have kept my spirits high after the loss of my parents. Thank you for making this a real-time space where I can share my feelings. I hope this helps someone on their healing journey.

    38 min

  3. 01/31/2024

    Good Grief Podcast EP 2: Things That Could Have Been

    Join me on the latest episode of Good Grief with Auntie Byrd! I open up about the ongoing challenge of coping with the unfulfilled expectations and dreams that my parents won’t witness. We're talking unmet milestones, legacy fears, and spontaneous epiphanies happening right on the spot. Can you relate? Drop your thoughts in the comments, and let's have a chat about the twists and turns of life after loss.

    32 min

  4. 01/17/2024

    Ep.1 In Denial (Audio)

    Embarking on a journey of vulnerability, I share the deepest parts of myself on the 2nd anniversary of my mom's passing. In honor of her memory, I've released the inaugural episode of "Good Grief with Auntie Byrd." Join me in this emotionally charged experience as I navigate the twists and turns of my grief, attempting to understand and embrace my new normal. While the production is top-notch, be prepared for raw, unfiltered emotions. This is more than a show; it's a heartfelt exploration. Welcome to "Good Grief with Auntie Byrd."

    37 min

  5. 01/17/2024

    Ep.1 In Denial

    Embarking on a journey of vulnerability, I share the deepest parts of myself on the 2nd anniversary of my mom's passing. In honor of her memory, I've released the first episode of "Good Grief with Auntie Byrd." Join me in this emotionally charged experience as I navigate the twists and turns of my grief, attempting to understand and embrace my new normal. While I intended to release a well-produced show, be prepared for raw, unfiltered emotions. This is more than a show; it's a heartfelt exploration. Welcome to "Good Grief with Auntie Byrd."

    37 min
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"Good Grief With Auntie Byrd" is like sitting down for a heart-to-heart chat about handling grief. Losing both my parents put me on an emotional rollercoaster, and I needed an outlet to share my ups and downs, hoping it might help others feel less alone in their own struggles. Grief doesn't play favorites—it doesn't care about age, gender, or race. So, on this podcast, we dive into the messy, unique ways we deal with losing people, places, and even things. One thing's for certain: we'll all face grief more than once in our lives. So why not talk about it and support each other through it?

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    Good Grief With Auntie Byrd
  • Years Active
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  • Episodes
    5
  • Rating
    Explicit
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