Healing Cassandra Margot Alexis

In this podcast episode, I share an excerpt from a Healing Cassandra Membership Community event.
We have a conversation with Jess about dealing with grief and forgiveness in a neurodiverse relationship. In addition, one of our community members, Jackie, shares her experience accepting her husband's ASD behavior and how she works through her grief.  During the conversation, we discussed an article titled Growing Around Grief, which offers us a new perspective on the grief process. You can find the link below. If you want to hear our entire conversation on grief and forgiveness, please join our Healing Cassandra Membership Community.

https://healingcassandracommunity.com/
https://whatsyourgrief.com/growing-around-grief/

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