Tendrils of Grief

I have endured multiple losses the last few years. I lost my grandmother after caring for her the last two years of her life in May 2018. Then in September 2021 I lost my mother after her 50-year battle with multiple chronic health issues. My husband was diagnosed with epilepsy in July 2020 and then we moved in with my father following my mother’s passing and cared for him the last two years of his life while also dealing with raising our daughter and dealing with two year chronic diseases of my own. I love the their is no timeline for grief as its been a few years since I lost my Mama and grandmother and only a year since I lost my daddy. Encouraging people go know its okay to go at your place is so important! Keep up this amazing work Susan!

Susan gives the gift of experience and resourceful guests to share their stories, helping fellow grievers to feel supported as they move forward in their grief. This is a must listen!!!

Thank you for sharing your story and journey with us and for being vulnerable. Appreciate your guests and variety of topics covered connected to grief.

Thank you for providing a phenomenal episode about allowing ourselves to feel the feelings during our grief. We should not bury it. Your thoughtful approach to exploring diverse aspects of grief has brought much-needed awareness and validation to those experiencing non-traditional forms of loss.