Shannon you are So Very Loved and Appreciated! Thank you for sharing your message and experience with us. Thank you Ginette for holding space and being such a great friend and example for us. Even in your grief and recovered you are able to be there for Shannon. Bless you both.
ginette, thank you again for creating space for this compelling topic. i so appreciate you & the time you always gift your audience to be part of shifting the landscape & narratives within our grief/death care culture. big love to you & anyone listening who is in the middle of the pain pit 🤍 sidetone: we filmed this in the morning and i am drinking red juice not red wine 🙃😂
Shannon, I'm sorry to hear about your loss. Healing wishes go out to you. ❤ Thank you for sharing your experience in the moment. Such an important topic, thank you for all the things mentioned. Thank you to both of you! ❤
Thank you, Ginette, for providing space for this so needed podcast, particularly during the holidays. Shannon, I am so sorry for your losses. It took an amazing amount of courage to be present with only a month out. You both held such grace. My loss began with my 25 year old son and then four more others, two being both my Mom and Dad. Everything resonated with me. I became a seeker, too, because I knew my son was only gone physically, and he still existed somewhere. My curiosity led to the beginning of my spiritual journey. Cruel was a good choice of words in describing only a few days for bereavement time (by US employers, too). I pray this changes. Sending love and healing. Thank you both for doing this from the bottom of my heart.
Our culture is so grief illiterate. I appreciate your ability to be so articulate on such a complex and overwhelming topic. I'm 3.5 years into my journey and I have great difficulty speaking about it. Thank you for sharing. It will help folks on both sides of the abyss begin to understand...(at least a little bit).
also, i would be remiss not to mention that the 5 stages of grief were originally designed to assist terminally ill patients grapple with the journey of walking towards death & assist everyone involved (health care providers, family, friends) with better communication, compassion & a better nuanced understanding of such an experience. i'll blame my "brain fog/grief" for forgetting to mention this very important talking point😉
Shannon you are So Very Loved and Appreciated! Thank you for sharing your message and experience with us. Thank you Ginette for holding space and being such a great friend and example for us. Even in your grief and recovered you are able to be there for Shannon. Bless you both.
Thank you for the reminder that everyone experiences grief differently. Each has their own journey. 💞
ginette, thank you again for creating space for this compelling topic. i so appreciate you & the time you always gift your audience to be part of shifting the landscape & narratives within our grief/death care culture. big love to you & anyone listening who is in the middle of the pain pit 🤍 sidetone: we filmed this in the morning and i am drinking red juice not red wine 🙃😂
Thank you so Much for each Day! I so appreciate the sharing !
This was so beautiful, raw and validating. Thank you both and sending much love. ❤
Shannon, I'm sorry to hear about your loss. Healing wishes go out to you. ❤ Thank you for sharing your experience in the moment. Such an important topic, thank you for all the things mentioned. Thank you to both of you! ❤
Thank you so much for sharing this x so real and vulnerable x Inspired me, to also talk about it x to help others xx
The no high five, true unconditional love to allow transformation
Thank you, Ginette, for providing space for this so needed podcast, particularly during the holidays. Shannon, I am so sorry for your losses. It took an amazing amount of courage to be present with only a month out. You both held such grace. My loss began with my 25 year old son and then four more others, two being both my Mom and Dad. Everything resonated with me. I became a seeker, too, because I knew my son was only gone physically, and he still existed somewhere. My curiosity led to the beginning of my spiritual journey. Cruel was a good choice of words in describing only a few days for bereavement time (by US employers, too). I pray this changes. Sending love and healing. Thank you both for doing this from the bottom of my heart.
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Our culture is so grief illiterate. I appreciate your ability to be so articulate on such a complex and overwhelming topic. I'm 3.5 years into my journey and I have great difficulty speaking about it. Thank you for sharing. It will help folks on both sides of the abyss begin to understand...(at least a little bit).
we are so grief illiterate ! well said ... thank you ! 🤍
Thank you for this. You were spot on. Dont feel so alone.😢❤
this warms my heart ... you are not alone 🤍
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also, i would be remiss not to mention that the 5 stages of grief were originally designed to assist terminally ill patients grapple with the journey of walking towards death & assist everyone involved (health care providers, family, friends) with better communication, compassion & a better nuanced understanding of such an experience. i'll blame my "brain fog/grief" for forgetting to mention this very important talking point😉