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Tendrils of Grief

Grievers and grief professionals share their personal stories and describe what was helpful for them or their clients in working through grief. This podcast will outline steps to have hope and build meaning into your life.

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30:45

There Is No Correct Answer to Grieving

Tendrils of Grief ·

2020/05/25

Melanie Green is a Bereavement Counselor at Hospice of Washington County and she shares some of the common struggles her clients go through when they’ve experienced intense loss. People sometimes feel like they’re abnormal for showing so much emotion and for crying all the time, but this is a perfectly okay thing to do. We each navigate through our grief journey differently. Melanie shares how each of her clients differ and how they’ve been able to overcome some of life’s challenges/differences

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40:56

Losing Your Parents Within 2 Years of Each Other

Tendrils of Grief ·

2020/05/18

Alison shares her grief story when she lost both of her parents within a short period of one another. Her dad had always been sick and so when his passing came, Alison was prepared for it. She had her mom to help her through that grief. However, when her mom had passed away from cancer, even though she knew it was a ‘5 year diagnosis’, it still came to her as a shock. She was 21 when she found out both her parents had cancer and by the time she was 25, she had lost both of them. She shares her

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32:56

Navigating the In-Laws During Times of Grief and...

Tendrils of Grief ·

2020/05/11

Jen shares her painful story of losing her husband to a rare terminal cancer at 38. He had been diagnosed with cancer as a teenager and was in remission for 25 years. However, when the cancer came back, her husband wanted nothing more than to connect with his absent parents. They didn’t get involved until the very end and Jen ended up being pushed out in some of the key decisions during that challenging time. She shares her story of how she navigated that pain and her in-law's blatant betrayal and

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31:52

Tears and Loneliness Were Expected, but The Social...

Tendrils of Grief ·

2020/05/04

Dr. Eileen L. Cooley lost her husband of 30 years in a span of 2.5 months after he was first diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. It was shocking, it was painful. Her children had grown and were no longer living at home and Dr. Elieen was struggling with her grief in the beginning. She found writing to be a comforting thing to help her work through her emotions and through that experience, she wrote the book, Newly Widowed, Now Socially Awkward to help others like her. Key Takeaways: Dr. Elieen

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34:51

My Husband Was My Biggest Fan and Now He’s Gone

Tendrils of Grief ·

2020/04/27

Jill lost her husband, John, in early 2018, after being married for 30 years. In 2007, she saw that John was acting weird and not like himself and he was misdiagnosed as bipolar, but his erratic behavior was far more extreme than the standard bipolar symptoms. On top of that, none of the medication was working. It was not until 10 years later, did Jill realize the true nature of his illness, it was Frontotemporal Dementia (FTD) combined with Lou Gehrig’s disease (ALS). Jill shares her grief journey

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35:58

Don't Tell Anyone How To Grieve. Grief Looks...

Tendrils of Grief ·

2020/04/20

Gene is the mother of five children and grandmother to five children. Gene recently lost her 24-year old daughter to heroin two years ago and her older son, who is 33 years old, has terminal cancer. Gene has lost a child and is about to lose a second child and she shares how God has helped her through the passing of her daughter. She also shares coping strategies the various people in her family used and how they were different from her own. The best advice and comfort she received from others were

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21:23

My Dad and I Were Best Friends - Coping After Losing...

Tendrils of Grief ·

2020/04/13

To continue from episode one, my daughter, Madison, shares her perspective on coming to terms with the passing of my husband, Paul. Madison opens up and shares what it was like seeing her father become a different person through treatment. She also shares how a lot of her peers did not completely understand what she was going through and she ended up losing life-long friendships because of her grief. Key Takeaways: Madison tried to remain positive, but when mom and dad told her they were

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30:18

I Prayed to God for the Ability to Handle Whatever...

Tendrils of Grief ·

2020/03/26

My story is that of a lot of love and a lot of loss. My husband felt resentful towards the people who were trying to steal his already-borrowed time, but as I helped him and supported him through his journey, Paul and I became closer than we ever had before. At the end of your life, what matters are the relationships you have, nothing else. For me, it’s about connecting with the right people and finding the right path forward. It hasn’t been easy. Some days are harder than others and some days are

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Tendrils of Grief Teaser

Tendrils of Grief ·

2020/03/25

Grievers and grief professionals share their personal stories and describe what was helpful for them or their clients in working through grief. This podcast will outline steps to have hope and build meaning into your life.

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