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This week we have the wonderful Holly Walton continuing our series: The Power of Story, by bringing us an amazing message on Ruth: Loss, Love & Legacy. Holly beautifully shares the story of Ruth, painting an image of her life, her faith, and the legacy she leaves behind.
Please note this week's episode deals with the topic of child loss and may be sensitive for some listeners. If that is not the case for you, I implore you to listen to Myra's story. I'm going to be honest: I was scared to read this book. But I did, and it may be the most though provoking, heartbreaking, beautiful and important books I've ever read. For Myra Sack and her husband Matt, the mundane exhaustion and confusion of early parenthood came to a grinding halt just after their daughter Havi's first birthday, when she received a fatal medical diagnosis. For the next year, their grief was layered with a dedication to show Havi as much of the good life as they could, and converting their Friday Shabbats into "Shabbirthdays" - honoring the birthdays Havi would never have. Myra sat down with me this week to share Havi's story, the inspiration for her book "Fifty Seven Fridays: Losing Our Daughter, Finding Our Way" and her work as the founder of E-Motion, a nonprofit organization created to support community, movement and ritual to enhance coping and resilience.If you've ever know a grieving parent, and haven't know exactly what to say (aka 100% of us) - this episode is an absolute must listen. You will come away with some great new analogies (The Loss Olympics), ways to reframe how you think about a child who is dying (Sacred, Not Scary), and most importantly, how to show up for people when they really need you not to shy away.Loved this episode? There is so much more where that came from:️Subscribe....and Leave A Review....and Share with your Mom Friends!Follow The Fun On IG: @BrittanySheehanSleepCustom Sleep PlansSleep CoursesPotty Training & Parenting PlansThe B Hive Client Membership ProgramTake The Sleep QuizSay Hi: info@brittanysheehan.com
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Join host Lisa Boehm in a heartfelt conversation with Tiffany Agnew as she shares her journey of loss, love, and resilience in the face of unimaginable pain. Tiffany bravely opens up about her son, Braedon, his illness, and how her life changed forever. In this episode, you'll discover: Tiffany's incredible resilience in the face of adversity. The power of journaling and embracing memories as a tool for healing. Perspective and mindset play crucial roles in shaping our experiences and responses to life's challenges, allowing us to choose hope and light even in the darkest of times. Experience Tiffany's inspiring story and gain valuable insights into finding hope and healing in the midst of life's greatest challenges. .................................................................. Find Tiffany: @tiffanyagnewinspires www.tiffanyagnewinspires.com ........................................................................ Rising Strong Podcast links mentioned in this episode: Hope & Healing Community for bereaved moms
*Content warning* This episode covers personal experience of baby loss and mental health issues, and the importance of seeking support. If you or someone you know is struggling with maternal mental health in the UK, support is available: online platforms like Netmums' forum provide a safe space for parents to connect, share experiences, and seek advice from eachother. "I felt like - to say it out loud - how I was feeling, was really bad. I was like, ‘Oh my God, does that make me a bad mum? Does that make me not maternal'?" In this episode of the Netmums Podcast, hosts Wendy Golledge and Alison Perry are joined by Georgia Kousoulou, known for her role on ITV's Georgia and Tommy: Baby Steps, and daily podcast Five Minutes Peace. In this chatty episode, Georgia shares her insights on motherhood, mental health, and her journey towards self-discovery. Georgia bravely opens up about the heartache of losing her baby due to a chromosomal issue, the struggles of identity and the pressures of parenthood, and the challenges she faced when bonding with her son Brody after a c-section didn't come naturally straight away. Georgia's new book, I Wish I Knew, serves as a guide for navigating motherhood and self-discovery, offering readers honest and relatable advice based on all the things Georgia wished she'd known sooner. Wendy and Alison bring you a sneak peek of some of these, like accepting her body and ditching fad diets, and learning to say ‘no' more. I Wish I Knew; honest and real lessons on love, life and family as you grow' is available to buy now. Follow Georgia on social media: Instagram: @georgiakousoulou Twitter: @MissGeorgiakx Listen to Georgia's daily podcast Five Minutes Peace Stay connected with Netmums for more parenting tips, community support, engaging content: Website: netmums.com / Instagram: @netmums
Today I'm sitting down over a cup of coffee to share the story of my latest pregnancy. As a heads up, this episode does talk about pregnancy loss, alongside the story of new hope on the other side of that. I also share the sex of our second baby and my thoughts on balancing my life and career as a mom. Thank you to this episode's sponsors! • Marley Spoon: Head to MarleySpoon.com/OFFER/TALK and use code TALK for up to 25 FREE meals! • Trumeta: Go right now to Trumeta.com/Coffee and you will get a FREE electric mixer and 40% OFF the coffee. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Verse-by-verse through the book of Ruth!
In this profoundly moving episode of The Unconventionalists podcast, Mark Leruste sits down with Daniel Costa Gil, a man whose life story embodies the very essence of human resilience and hope. Born as the youngest of four brothers in South Africa, our guest this week is the sole survivor of a family that faced an unimaginable cascade of tragedies. From the heart-wrenching loss of his parents and siblings to facing life's harshest challenges alone, his journey is a testament to the indomitable human spirit. In an intimate conversation, Daniel shares for the first time the harrowing details of his childhood - marked by the sudden loss of his father, a renowned psychologist, to suicide and the devastating struggles of his mother, a dedicated doctor who through a series of tragic events, found herself in a situation that led her to her darkest hour. The episode takes a deep dive into the fateful day that changed everything, when a crisis led to an unimaginable family tragedy that would forever change the course of Daniel's life. Yet, amidst this backdrop of sorrow and loss, Daniel's story is not one of despair. It's a narrative of incredible strength, love, and an unyielding belief in the possibility of a brighter tomorrow. He opens up about the challenges of overcoming the complex emotions surrounding his mother's actions on November 13th, 1998, and the heartbreak of losing his last remaining brother during the global pandemic. His message is clear and powerful: Life happens for us, not to us. In this episode, Daniel eloquently shares how he transformed his pain into his purpose, helping others navigate their journeys of grief, guilt and shame into transforming into their authentic self and expression. When shit hits the fan and your world turns upside down, Daniel is the man you call. Join us for a life-changing episode that's more than just a story - it's an exploration of the depths of grief and the heights of human resilience. It's a reminder that even in our darkest moments, there is a light of hope that never goes out. Daniel Costa Gil (www.danielcostgil.com) is a graduate of my Own Your Story programme. If you'd like to find out more how you can go through the same life-changing experience and turn your story into a powerful asset that gets noticed, raises your profile and inspires others, visit www.storycast.co. SPONSORS This week's episode of The Unconventionalists podcast was brought to you by: Storycast: www.storycast.co - Learn how to turn your story into a powerful asset that gets noticed GET IN TOUCH WITH MARK Website: www.markleruste.com Instagram: www.instagram.com/markleruste YouTube: www.youtube.com/markleruste Facebook: www.facebook.com/markleruste Twitter: www.twitter.com/markleruste LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/markleruste
In Episode 29 of "Facing Addiction," we delve into the compelling story of Felix, a man who once found himself entangled in the web of addiction but has since turned his life into a beacon of hope for others. Born into the hardships that come with living below the poverty line, Felix's childhood was one of survival, not security. Raised by a single mother, he encountered the allure of drugs at a tender age, looking up to figures that would lead him down a treacherous path. These early choices cast long shadows over his future, as Felix found himself losing grip on the very things that meant the world to him – including his children. Addiction is often a story of repeated falls and the tough climb back up. Felix knows this cycle all too well. After several stints in recovery that didn't stick, something profound changed. Now in long-term recovery, Felix's life is a stark contrast to his past – a testament to the human spirit's resilience and the transformative power of hope and hard work. Today, Felix doesn't just live a beautiful life; he's on a mission to help others do the same. His experiences, once sources of pain, are now his tools to mentor, support, and inspire those who are walking the tightrope between relapse and recovery. Join us as we listen to Felix recount his harrowing yet uplifting journey, and how facing addiction head-on has led him to a place of leadership and service. His story is not just one of overcoming, but of giving back, showing us all that from the ashes of our greatest battles, we can rise and help others do the same. Tune in to "Facing Addiction" and bear witness to the raw, real, and ultimately redemptive narrative of Felix's life. This is an episode that promises not just to move you but offers a profound reminder of the enduring power of human transformation.
In this podcast episode, the central theme revolves around personal resilience and self-discovery. The most significant comeback one can make is choosing oneself, highlighting the importance of self-care and self-love. They also touch on the poignant topic of missing loved ones who have passed away, acknowledging the enduring impact of these losses. Furthermore, the episode delves into the idea of outgrowing relationships where people no longer contribute positively to one's journey, advocating for the importance of self-preservation. Throughout the episode, the hosts share a couple of insightful quotes that have been instrumental in their journey this season, adding depth and inspiration to the discussion.Support the show
On this episode of Our American Stories, on March 22, 2011 Joplin, Missouri, took a direct hit from the costliest tornado in American history. Though the scar remains, Joplin has recovered in truly amazing ways. Former KSNF Channel 16 Weatherman Jerimiah Cook and reporter Gretchen Bolander tell the story of love, and loss, in Joplin. Support the show (https://www.ouramericanstories.com/donate)See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Hey Hey!I know it's been a minute but I'm back!In this episode, I delve into my personal struggles with long COVID and how I am coping with new symptoms of perimenopause. I discuss the importance of recognizing and giving oneself permission to grieve the losses that come with these life changes and the significance of responding to changes and challenges with self-compassion and love rather than fear or doubt.I am reminded that our journey through menopause and entrepreneurship is not just about us but also about the impact we can have on others. Legacy is about passing on knowledge, value, and positive changes to future generations, whether it's within our families, communities, or the world at large.Listen in!Please Subscribe, Leave a 5-Star Review & Share this episode!Remember to SUBSCRIBE TO MY YOUTUBE channel to watch future episodes.
Ben Goldsmith's daughter Iris was killed in a tragic accident when she was only 15 years old. Hopeless in grief and searching for answers, he turned to nature in his darkest moments to find a way through. Ben speaks movingly about his grief for Iris, how he sought connection to her in the year after her death, and why he's hopeful that nature restoration will not only be a central part of tackling the climate crisis, but for finding solace and healing for ourselves too.GuestBen Goldsmith, financier, environmentalist and author (@BenGoldsmith)More informationBen Goldsmith is the author of God Is An Octopus: Loss, Love and A Calling to Nature, published by Bloomsbury Wildlife. You can buy a copy here.Listen to his podcast series 'Rewilding the World with Ben Goldsmith' here. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Head over to www.nicobarraza.com to inquire about working with me one on one. My guest this week is Colby Bell. I came across Colby via the YouTube channel his late wife and him started to document their travels and life with their children known as "The Lost Bells" https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCs1IcVi1K2j_zGlurnDKeEQColby lost his wife Emily to metastatic breast cancer and this conversation is mostly based around how they navigated that time and their experiences living as a family and traveling full-time with their kids. Colby shares intimate parts of the struggles and triumphs they had while navigating a cancer diagnosis and then watching Emily struggle through the bad days. You can learn more about Colby & Emily and their family here https://www.thelostbells.com/ and here https://www.instagram.com/lostbells/Colby also has his own social media account @thecolbybell on Instagram.Warmly,Nico Barraza@FeedTheSoulNBwww.nicobarraza.com
I'm honored to introduce you to Katrina Surdi, a radiant Tone It Up girl, mental health advocate, devoted kindergarten teacher, and certified yoga instructor. Katrina has been a leader in the Tone It Up community for more than twelve years, where she has forged lifelong friendships and motivated others with her strength, positivity, and vibrant spirit. You can count me as one of the countless women who Katrina has inspired. Despite facing tragedy and addiction in her family, Katrina remains a shining light. Resilience is her superpower, and she shares it with everyone in her life. She shows us that resilience doesn't have to look a certain way, and that overcoming grief is an ongoing process.In this vulnerable conversation, Katrina talks about her experiences losing family members and friends, tips for resilience, and advice for helping others navigate grief. We also explore how she nurtures her own physical and mental health through exercise, yoga, meditation, and the power of community. Katrina shares how she prioritizes self-care, even as she is a caretaker to her students and family. I'm excited for you to learn from Katrina's openness, unwavering dedication to wellness, and her ability to find strength in the face of life's challenges. Resources:• Instagram: @katrinasurdi• Learn about the Bellevue mudslide and support Katrina's family: bellevuemudslide.com• Podcast: From Messy Minds to Mental Mastery with Dr. Caroline Leaf #69• Read: How to Help Your Child Clean Up Their Mental Mess by Dr. Caroline Leaf• Tone It Up: @toneitup• Newsletter: Sign Up for Email Updates• Read: The Big Silence: A Daughter's Memoir of Mental Illness and Healing • Follow Karena Dawn on Instagram: @karenadawn• Follow The Big Silence on Instagram: @The.Big.Silence• Subscribe: The Big Silence YouTube Channel• Therapy For All: Resources for those in needDonate to The Big Silence thebigsilence.com/donate to be a part of the movement to break the silence and make noise with us!“The Big Silence” theme song written and performed by James Nicholas Kinney.Executive Handyman, Bobby Goldstein.The Big Silence is produced by Crate Media.
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On this episode of Our American Stories, the media came and left with the wind after Joplin was struck by an EF-5 tornado. Our American Stories came back 10 years later to tell their story of recovery with people who were there on the ground the whole time. Support the show (https://www.ouramericanstories.com/donate)See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Unfortunately, though I was excited to share this new, life-affirming information with others, MOST of the people in my life were NOT as enthusiastic, as my friend had been, when I attempted to share my Autism diagnosis with them. This episode is also available as a blog post: https://neurodivergentrebel.com/2023/03/21/autism-understanding-rebirth-disclosures-loss-love/ --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/neurodivergentrebel/support
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When my wife passed away at 65, I couldn't imagine life without her. How was I supposed to live? My happiness was gone… What follows is a heart-warming story from Solomon Stevens. Learn more about Best Self Magazine at bestselfmedia.com
This week we talk to Toni Street. Toni is a mum of three, and a certified ray of sunshine! She's one of New Zealand's most popular television and radio personalities — a journalist, broadcaster, former co-host of top-rating TVNZ current affairs show Seven Sharp, and current breakfast radio host on Coast. Given her sunny disposition and bubbly personality, it would be easy to assume that Toni hasn't had to deal with a lot of adversity, but that couldn't be further from the truth. We talk to Toni about what it was like to go through the grief of losing three siblings, and her battle with a little known autoimmune disease that reared its head after the birth of her second child. We also delve into the world of surrogacy, as Toni explains what it was like to have her best friend carry her baby. Check out Toni's book, ‘Lost and Found' here and follow her on Instagram @tonimstreet. Untidy podcast is about honouring the person within the parent. Follow the show and get in touch on Instagram @untidypodcast. Find Matilda at @matootles and get your copy of The Feel Good Guide. Find Hannah at @hannahedavison and @mybigmoments. Visit My Big Moments for kids' books that make your tricky job of parenting a whole lot easier. Untidy podcast is co-produced and edited by Popsock Media, and hosted by rova.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Linn Rivers is a 3 x Near Death Experiencer, who came back with insights into her life, and abilities to connect spiritually. She has faced multiple hardships and death within her life, and today shares how her journey to learn how to live, to love and to experience all that life has to offer has led her to a place of openness. Linn is also making films and helping to share NDE strories. If you would like to be involved or to connect further with Linn, email: evolve@linnrivers.com
The 4 Phases of Weight Loss ~ Love Edition Hello beautiful humans, thank you for listening and supporting the Thrive Forever Fit Show. It truly means the world to me that you take time out of your precious day to listen to me ramble and rant about things I found entertaining, engaging, and meaningful. SPONSOR: F.L.E.X. ~ Visit: Thrive Forever Fit F.L.E.X. For Details Flexible ~ Lifestyle ~ Eating ~ Xercise Program ✅ Weight Loss Without Diet ✅ No Pills, Potions or False Promise To Purchase ✅ Expert Level Support and Accountability ✅ Transformation From A Dieters Mindset To A Lifestyle That You Can Live With Forever The weight loss cycle can be described as a series of steps that an individual goes through in order to lose weight. The specific steps and duration of each step can vary depending on the individual, but a general cycle includes the following: 4 Phases of The Weight Loss Journey Phase 1: Honeymoon Phase 2: Discovery Phase 3: Flow or Plateau Phase 4: Conquer or Quit The weight loss cycle can be a challenging and ongoing process, but with determination and a supportive environment, you can achieve your goals and create a healthy lifestyle. If you love the show, it would mean the world to me if you'd like it, share it, and review it. That's the only way I can help more people and continue to fulfill my mission of helping others overcome pain and start living a life of peaceful passion. ❤️ ~ Jay If you'd like to join my FREE Facebook group, where we dive into strategies and tools needed for a successful life, I'd LOVE to have you. It's called the Wellness Lab, and it's filled with amazing people just like you. Click here to join for FREE: Wellness Lab I also offer one on one and group lifestyle transformation coaching. You can check it all out at Thrive Forever Fit
Gold-Logie-winning Actor and Cancer research fundraiser, Samuel Johnson joins me for a special Valentine's Day edition. His new anthology 'Dear Lover' shares letters by people of note (including yours truly) addressed to their significant other. But before we crack that open, Samuel describes some of the transformative relationships in his life and how grief and loss shaped his outlook. Heads up, this episode mentions suicide. Support is always available. Check out Beyond Blue or call Lifeline: 13 11 14. Order your copy of Dear Lover: https://www.loveyoursister.org/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
We should call this episode 4th Time's A Charm as this is the fourth time we have had the pleasure of talking with Elissa Bjeletich Davis, an author and fellow podcaster. She updates us on what's been happening with her since the last time she was on the show. We set it off getting right into deep stuff. She share with us what it's like living with loss and how grief is something that is connected to love. We talk about family life and how that affects how we measure time. Elissa then lets us in on what a post divorce life is like, how it disrupts routines, and how to rebuild after. We wrap things up with her giving us the story of her remarriage and what life is like trying to create new rhythm. Be sure to check her out on Facebook and Instagram @elissbjeletichdavis and her website www.elissabjeletichdavis.com as well as her podcast Everyday Orthodox on Ancient Faith Radio. Be sure to follow us on IG: @brewsbeards @royalruckusofficial @nomadikvagabond @justjamey Of course http://brewsbeards.com And lastly hit up buymeacoffe.com/royalruckus to support the new EP and of course www.mrrogersoftherapgame.com to stream the new album with links to purchase! Peace! Nomadik Vagabond
Join me today with Guest Deborah LeBlanc as she tells her amazing story and heartbreaking story of the loss of several family members in a 5 Year period. How she attempted suicide 2x's and how she found hope and determination. We talk about Paranormal Investigations that she's been involved with for 20+ years!
Jewels says the older she gets, the younger "old" looks, Grandfather Abe did NOT enjoy his two days of menopause and ponders whether dementia could be a welcome respite from grief.
Most people in our society celebrate life once a year with lavish birthday parties, happy songs, and sweet gatherings. But, when it comes to bereavement, grief, death, and loss we tend to tiptoe around the subjects. If we followed the philosophy of our ancestors we would appreciate life more by having meaningful conversations about our mortality. To traverse the normally taboo territory of loss, Positive Psychology Podcast Host Lisa Cypers Kamen speaks with two authors who have written about life, death and loss in their newest books. In her book, A Heart's Landscape: An Invitation to the Garden of Moments, Susan Lax shares a collection of her morning inspirations. She explores how we all experience grief differently and how being a greater part of a loved one's death offers us a greater life experience. Barbara Becker studied with Zen monks to learn more about life, death, and dying. During the publishing of her book, Heartwood, in which she shares stories from her time as a hospice volunteer, she was diagnosed with breast cancer.
Taking time out to mourn your loss or losses and pledge to fill the void with kindness and love is a wonderful way to celebrate Yom Kippur whether you're Jewish or not.
Most people in our society celebrate life once a year with lavish birthday parties, happy songs, and sweet gatherings. But, when it comes to bereavement, grief, death, and loss we tend to tiptoe around the subjects. If we followed the philosophy of our ancestors we would appreciate life more by having meaningful conversations about our mortality. To traverse the normally taboo territory of loss, Positive Psychology Podcast Host Lisa Cypers Kamen speaks with two authors who have written about life, death and loss in their newest books. In her book, A Heart's Landscape: An Invitation to the Garden of Moments, Susan Lax shares a collection of her morning inspirations. She explores how we all experience grief differently and how being a greater part of a loved one's death offers us a greater life experience. Barbara Becker studied with Zen monks to learn more about life, death, and dying. During the publishing of her book, Heartwood, in which she shares stories from her time as a hospice volunteer, she was diagnosed with breast cancer.
Timm Chiusano is a 44-year-old marketing executive at a Fortune 100 company by day. But at night he's a TikToker with over 486,000 followers. His videos are often personal, creative, and filled with sound advice. His style reminds many viewers of Casey Neistat – for the way he's able to tell a tremendous story and make the viewer feel like they *really* know him. (0:00) Timm's Creativity (6:41) Timm's First Creative Acts (10:20) Pushback On Creativity (16:22) Curiosity (21:00) Childhood (24:21) Crazy Schedule (29:10) “There's Nothing Special About Me, Just You” (31:57) Mental Health Days (35:01) Overcoming Childhood Trauma (37:45) Attitude Is A Skill (43:48) Kindness = Exciting (46:18) The Truman Show (50:21) Casey Neistat (56:17) Feeling Awkward (1:02:01) Girl Dad (1:05:01) Timm's Wife (1:13:54) Learning From Everyone (1:18:20) Taking Nothing Personal (1:26:28) Pain & Loss (1:35:19) Lack of Judgment (1:42:01) “I Don't Know What To Do” (1:46:25) Timm Appreciation - Resources Mentioned • Sleeper (Amazon Prime Video) – https://www.amazon.com/Sleeper-Woody-Allen/dp/B00950V6SQ • Seth Godin's Blog – https://seths.blog/ • The Royal Tenenbaums (Disney Plus) – https://www.disneyplus.com/movies/the-royal-tenenbaums • Rushmore (Disney Plus) – https://www.disneyplus.com/movies/rushmore/4PESa2gTrw52 • Andrew Murnane – https://tiktok.com/@notandrewmurnane - This episode was recorded on July 9, 2022. - Timm on TikTok – https://www.tiktok.com/@timmchiusano?lang=en Timm on Instagram – https://www.instagram.com/timmchiusano Timm's Links – https://linktr.ee/timmchiusano - Continue the conversation with me...
The first in our new "action-class" series inside Love Your Gut Club. How does eliminating frustration and trying to figure it all out on your own sound? Let me, a seasoned PA-C for 17 years and board certified practitioner in functional medicine sift through all the information out there in gut health, aging so you can focus on action steps and change for yourself. This is what we do inside Love Your Gut Club. Future audio classes will be emailed and posted to community. We would love to see you in there. Join today and stop all the guesswork. Get clear on what's what so you can achieve lasting results in your health. CLICK HERE enrollment is open and type PODCAST in the notes so I can gift you The 4Rs of Gut Healing Collection. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/functionallyfit/message
On today's episode of ChooseLove, we meet Ty and CJ and discover how love works during long distances, both time and location. When you become each other's best friend, muse, and confidant you know you want to remain in each other life, but how do you accomplish that hours away for 5 years? Well, you learn to communicate very early in the relationship. Through ups and down, loss, distance, therapy, and a life apart, the A-type and laid-back personality couple finally made it to the same city a month before their wedding. Find out how they made their love work through the years and how things are going now.The story was curated by Tenisha.Follow us on Instagram for updates at https://www.instagram.com/chooselovepodcast or check out our website at www.chooselovepodcast.comTo share your story or let us know what you thought of the episode, email us at chooselovepodcast@gmail.com. We'd love to hear from you!
Welcome to your weekly dose of The Psychedelic Psychologist. In this episode, Joey discusses his healing through MDMA and psilocybin mushrooms. Joey courageously shares intimate stories of his relationship with his twin brother and ultimately the grief in his brother's death. He shares a perspective of living as a twin and gives us a glimpse of what it would be like to have "the honor living as a twin." Joey goes on to share in his transformational healing sessions that as a young man not being able to share his story around his sexuality with family and friends was difficult and now with the support of psychedelic work he's able to stand clearly in his truth and healing the past. Joey, shares a wonderful expression of authenticity and hope.
In her latest book novelist and screenwriter Delia Ephron chronicles a time of extreme loss in her life: the deaths of her beloved sister and her husband of 32 years, both to cancer.
Ps Lynda brings a word from the book of Ruth related to Gods faithfulness to us through our lack, our loss and in love.
TRIGGER WARNING: Before you listen to this episode, please note that we discuss loss. We want to be considerate, share, and support all motherhood journies, but also want you to be considerate of your mental capacity. In this episode, Bri and Michelle chat with Janina Ramos, Bri's mom, and delve into her introduction to motherhood, how it has shaped her perspective on parenting. We'll continue her story next week.
Photographer Tanya Duman talks openly about her still born daughter and how she found the strength, after loss, to 'look to the light'3
Every mum has a story.And this week's guest, Sarah Kelly @speakeasySLT_ie is about love and loss and so kindly comes with a trigger warning. In support of Baby Loss Awareness Week, we share this episode to remember all the babies lost in pregnancy, at or shortly after birth. Especially Josh, Sarah's little boy who was born with his twin brother Ollie at 31 weeks and who sadly passed away the same day. This conversation is beautiful and powerful. Sarah shares her experience of growing, protecting and giving birth to her two boys. She speaks so honestly about the duality of grief and love.And most importantly of all, she asks us to always remember the babies that are lost because they are loved forever.everymum the podcast is proudly supported by WaterWipes. WaterWipes are proud to support Féileacáin – the Still Birth and Neonatal Death Association of Ireland, which works to support families affected by perinatal loss including this weeks guest.If you have been affected by any of the topics raised in this episode please know that you are not alone. For support please contact:FeileacainAnam CaraMiscarriage Association of Ireland Pregnancy & Infant Loss IrelandA Little Lifetime Association This season is kindly supported by WaterWipes, the world's purest baby wipes.WaterWipes are purer than cotton wool and water and made with only two ingredients, 99.9% purified water and a drop of fruit extract.As the number one wipe in Ireland* together we are committed to providing more support for parents with trusted products and this podcast.WaterWipes are 100% biodegradable**, plastic free and compostable wipes and the winners of three National Parenting Product Awards 2020 including Best Baby Wipes - so you can do what's best for your baby's skin and help protect the planet.*No.1 wipe in Ireland – *Based on value sales L12W. A.C. Nielsen ROI Scantrack sales to 20 June 2021**Biodegradable - **Within 12 weeks in an industrial setting/plant in accordance with EN13432. Wipe material See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Heather and Ashley talk to Jackie Seigal, featured in the 2012 documentary, The Queen of Versailles. The project is still in the works and Jackie talks about her time creating the documentary during the 2008/2009 economic crisis, and loss of her oldest daughter to a drug overdose. Seigal still directs the Miss Florida pageants and is married to billionaire, David Seigal. After the loss of her daughter she's created a foundation to assist parents and others experiencing drug addiction. Jackie breaks down the foundation and her new found love for her "Versailles" project in Florida. Victoria's Voice Foundation: https://victoriasvoice.foundation
In this episode Saoirse, Lorna and John are joined by Louise Taylor, early career researcher at Queen's University Belfast and environmental activist to talk about something that we don't talk about enough in activist circles - our emotions. So in this episode we discuss emotional responses to the planetary crisis and environmental activism from grief, anger, love, loss, disappointment and hope.
Loss, Love & Laughter - There is no proper timeframe for grief. In this Episode Stedman Madden and Cousin P share their personal experiences of losing a father figure/ male role model. While loss is a stage of life everyone will encounter. Host inform listeners to seek adequate help and do not minimize the situation. Support the show (https://buy.stripe.com/4gw5lkgL99ut4KY000)
*Trigger Warning: Miscarriage*Kayla sits down with Andrea to talk about it all! It's an open and honest conversation about suffering a miscarriage, losing relationships, finding love again, plants, and learning to walk away from toxic environments. It's an episode full of emotions and they're spilling all the tea. Feathers might be ruffled ...Kayla is a fitness instructor for Equinox in the wee hours of the morning and after most people get off work but by day she's a social media consultant and graphic designer who owns her own business—kdmktg. She's a lover of books, a hoarder of plants and is currently the mom to 4 dogs. Born & raised in Portland, OR—she is bohemian at heart and is always full of energy. Kayla is now living in Dallas, TX and pursuing her best life. Instagram: @kndyeWebsite: kayladye.comEmail: kndye.ig@gmail.com Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/dateanddebate)
Meg Berryman is a mother, teacher, podcaster coach and consultant seeking and teaching regenerative ways to live, lead, learn and do business. I am passionate about helping folks like you create tomorrow, today - in your bodies, businesses, families, organisations and communities.This episode was a little different. Instead of sharing about Meg and her work, we dive deep into our experiences of baby loss. Both Meg and I recently experienced a miscarriage and 12 years ago I experienced a stillbirth. We recorded this episode on my daughter's 12th birthday.It is a very candid conversation. We share our stories of loss, grief, moving forward and how path of healing is not linear. How sharing our stories is so powerful and healing and how important it is for women to be supported during these times, so they do not have to suffer in silence.I am very grateful for Meg for sharing this space with me and honouring our babies that did not join us Earth side.This was a truly a beautiful conversation with many heartfelt wisdoms shared.Connect with Meg:Website:https://megberryman.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/megjberrymanFind out more about:Birthing in New Earth -Website: www.birthinginnewearth.comNew Earth Stewardship Program: https://birthingnewearth.kartra.com/page/NKX652Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/birthing_in_new_earth/Missed the March 2021 gathering. Click here to get an all access package:https://birthing-in-new-earth-gathering.heysummit.comNew Earth Stewardship Program: https://birthingnewearth.kartra.com/page/NKX652The host Samantha -Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/samantha.briatico/Website: https://www.samanthabriatico.comEmail: hello@samanthabriatico.com
ABOUT THE AUTHOR Jenn Bouchard's debut novel FIRST COURSE was published on June 21st with TouchPoint Press. A high school social studies teacher of twenty-one years, she lives in the Boston suburbs with her husband and two children. She is an avid cook and devoted Red Sox fan. ABOUT THE BOOK - FIRST COURSE Janie lost almost everything, but to hang on to what's left, she's back in coastal Maine at her family's summer house. Here she cooks up a storm and avoids dealing with her future, until she has no choice but to confront it head on. www.jennbouchard.com
We're taking a step back to do a survey of what's happening across the community. We'll introduce you to an artist that maybe you don't know, hang out with some Cuban drummers, meet high school teachers on the hunt for vaccines, and give a sneak peek of next week's show.
Meet Lori, a professional, a wife, a writer and a mother. Lori lost her eldest son Jordan and speaks candidly about grief, mental health, & how loss has changed her. This inspiring woman continues to show up for her son, husband, friends and work.
Imagine you have struggled with alcoholism but have been sober for 22 years when your child dies from an drug overdose. It is as devastating as it sounds. Renowned sportscaster Joe Tilley shares his journey with addiction and losing his son. Joe speaks candidly about life's meaning and learning to love from a different realm.
On the season finale of In the Telling, Cheryl Boyce-Taylor shares poems and memories from her recent book of poetry, Mama Phife Represents, honoring her son, Hip-Hop Legend, Phife Dawg of A Tribe Called Quest aka Malik Taylor. Mama Phife Represents is a verse memoir of a poet, mother and teaching artist who suddenly loses her son to type 1 diabetes. It is a story of loss, love, and courage. Boyce-Taylor’s work has appeared in Rolling Stone Magazine, Poetry, Prairie Schooner, and The Chicago Review of Books. She holds an MFA in creative writing/poetry from Stonecoast/The University of Southern Maine. Cheryl is the author of several books including Raw Air, Night When Moon Follows, Convincing the Body, and Arrival: Poems, and the forthcoming, We Are Not Wearing Helmets: Poems (February 2022). For more information about Cheryl and her work, check out her website. Purchase Mama Phife Represents here. Music by Sean Bempong.
#41 Loss Love Grief and Sadness by Abdul Shahid
Today, Debbie has a conversation with Maine’s Poet Laureate Stuart Kestenbaum. Whether or not you're a fan of reading or writing poetry, you won't want to miss this episode. Stuart tells stories in his soothing, often humorous style, including what led him to decide to become a poet and how he fell in love with Maine. They talk about listening to poems read aloud and how that slows time down and creates a moment of community. They also talk about his process of discovery when he is writing poems. The topics they touch on: community and connection, love and loss, grief and creativity are relevant to this pandemic year. Stuart is the author of five collections of poems, most recently Things Seemed to Be Breaking (Deerbrook Editions 2021), and a collection of essays The View from Here (Brynmorgen Press). He was the director of the internationally renowned Haystack Mountain School of Crafts from 1988 until 2015. He was the host of Maine Public Radio’s popular program Poems from Here, where each week he read aloud a poem by a Maine author. He hosted/curated the podcast Make/Time and he is the host/curator of a soon-to-be-released podcast, Voices of the Future, a series of conversations with a dozen young Maine writers about their writing and their lives. This 12-episode podcast is his last project as Maine’s Poet Laureate as his five-year tenure, sadly, is coming to an end in 2021.He also reads two of his poems on this episode, including one of Debbie's favorites, Starting the Subaru at Five Below. As former U.S. Poet Laureate Ted Kooser has written: “Stuart Kestenbaum writes the kind of poems I love to read, heartfelt responses to the privilege of having been given a life. No hidden agendas here, no theories to espouse, nothing but life, pure life, set down with craft and love.” See below for links to Stuart’s poetry collections, his podcasts, stage performances and more. He writes and speaks widely on craft-making and creativity. His poems and writing have appeared in numerous small press publications and magazines including Tikkun, The Sun, The Beloit Poetry Journal, The New York Times Magazine, and on the Writer’s Almanac and American Life in Poetry.This was a wonderful conversation. Mentioned in this episode or useful:Stuart Kestenbaum's websitePoems from Here with Maine Poet Laureate Stuart Kestenbaum, his program on Maine Public RadioFor final project, Maine poet laureate puts out podcast featuring young writers by Bob Keyes, Portland Press-Herald, March 7, 2021Words of Gratitude From Maine, New York Times, Nov. 25, 2020Make/Time PodcastStarting the Subaru at Five Below by Stuart KestenbaumAmen, Stuart's poem selected by Naomi Shihab Nye for the New York Times, Jan. 2, 2020Sometime during eternity... by Lawrence FerlinghettiWild Geese by Mary OliverOut of the Cradle Endlessly Rocking by Walt WhitmanProfessor Fred WagnerStuart Kestenbaum's talk at Maine Live about his brother Howard who died in the Twin Towers on 9/11Susan Webster: Stuart’s wife and collaborator on art & writing:Maplewood, NJLong Lake, Naples, MaineCadillac Mountain, Acadia National Park, MaineMount Desert, MaineHaystack Mountain School of CraftsHancock CountyThe Telling Room, Portland, Maine Note from DebbieI hope you enjoyed this podcast. Would you please consider leaving a short review on Apple Podcasts/iTunes? It takes less than sixty seconds, and it really makes a difference in attracting new listeners and upcoming guests. I might read your review on my next episode!Sign up for occasional updates and get my free writing guide at http://eepurl.com/qGTPConnect with me:Twitter: @debbieweilInstagram: @debbieweilFacebook: @debbieweilLinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/debbieweilEmail: thegapyearpodcast@gmail.com- Debbie WE ARE LOOKING FOR A SPONSORIf you are interested in reaching a smart and thoughtful audience of midlife, and older, listeners, contact Debbie Weil. Media PartnersNext For MeEncore.orgMEA Support this podcast:Leave a review on iTunes: it will help us find a sponsor! If you are interested, contact Debbie WeilSubscribe via Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Stitcher or Spotify Credits:Host: Debbie WeilProducer: Far Out MediaPodcast websiteMusic: Lakeside Path by Duck Lake
023—After a tragic accident that would take the life of her 11-year-old daughter and leave her 9-year-old son fighting for his life, Terece Horton returns to the Shine podcast to discuss the debut of her memoir, "Rebecca's Gift."A few years after the fateful accident, Terece started writing to capture all the signs, symbols, and messages that continued to guide her toward her healing. The beginning of this book would sit in a box, unopened for over 20 years. In this interview, Terece shares the unexpected motivation she received to finish and share her story. And, so she did.Rebecca's Gift is a story of a mother's love for her lost daughter, her devotion to her son, and her process of healing. But even more, the story delivers the beautiful, hopeful, message we all must learn: after loss, love goes on. And with that knowledge, we are compelled to go on, too.You won't want to miss this episode.-----To learn more about "Rebecca's Gift," visit:https://amzn.to/2LRJC6DTo receive messages from your own spiritual guidance, visit:maryobana.com/private-readingTo learn more about Mary Obana, visit her website:maryobana.comTo contact Mary directly or to receive her newsletter, please email her at:mary@maryobana.comFollow her:Facebook @maryobana.shineInstagram @obanamary
This week, the girls talk losing family, how they love & if you should be invited to all your friends birthdays. What do you think?
This episode features New York State licensed Acupuncturist, Lana Stacy. Board certified by the National Certification Commission for Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (NCCAOM), Lana has a passion for developing meaningful relationships with each of her patients and creating a safe space for them to heal, grow, and evolve into the best versions of themselves. At the crux of all of her treatments is a profound understanding of the connection between the mind and body. Lana specializes in pain management and have received advanced training in trigger point therapy. She also has experience with internal medicine, including migraines, digestive disorders, menstrual issues, and chronic urinary tract infections. As a long-term patron of therapy herself, she has a special interest in working with mental health and those in recovery, especially anxiety, trauma, eating disorders, and addiction. For these internal conditions, she focuses primarily on the styles of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Five Element, Japanese, and Korean techniques in order to fully tap into and treat the "Shen" (the spirit). In this episode, we talk about how Lana discovered acupuncture and what moment drove her to decide to pursue this as her calling and career. Lana also explains the difference between western and eastern medicine and why she incorporates Chinese medicine and approaches to healing in her practice. She currently works at WTHN, which is an acupuncture studio in NYC (which is how we met because she is my acupuncturist!) and discussed how the studio aligns with her own values of the power of healing and prevention. As someone who used to be a workaholic, Lana recalls how she would burn out by working constantly and running around in NYC. Since the pandemic and her loss, she has learned the beauty of slow living and advocates for all us to practice that. She is now appreciating all the magic surrounding NYC and is also working on her side hustle which are house calls for acupuncture sessions. You can find Lana in the below platforms: https://www.lanastacyacupuncture.com/ https://www.instagram.com/lana.stacy.acupuncture/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thecityconfessions/support
New David Suissa Podcast Every Tuesday and Friday. Gabrielle Glaser talks about her new book, "American Baby: A Mother, a Child, and the Shadow History of Adoption." Enjoy the conversation. Listen on Apple Podcasts Listen on Spotify Listen on Stitcher Follow David Suissa on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.
I talk with Stephen Simon, producer of Somewhere In Time, What Dreams May Come, and All The Right Moves. He was at the crossroads of Old and New Hollywood, and might also be living on the border of the seen and unseen. His new book is What Dreams Have Come: Loving Through the Veil.
COVID-19 has, as of November 2020, claimed the lives of a quarter million Americans and left their families in terrible pain. There isn't much I can do for the people who are gone, but for those who remain and those who have or may find themselves among the bereaved, I invite you into my mind.This episode explores the connection between the human spirit and the most powerful celestial bodies and forces in the universe. And it's my hope that, in the 31:07 seconds we spend together--especially if you are feeling lost, I will leave you better than I found you and that the stars can lead you back home.
As an entrepreneur, it's not often that we hear conversations around how to prepare for pregnancy, motherhood, and even loss.Martha Swann-Quinn joins us to share how she started her personal project, Portraits of Loss, Love and Motherhood, to bring awareness and community to those who have experienced pregnancy loss.Listen to episode 445 as Martha shares how she experienced two miscarriages of her own after starting this project, and highlights how she navigated these losses while continuing to photograph weddings and families too.The Bokeh Podcast is brought to you by Photographer’s Edit: Custom Editing for the Professional Photographer and Miilu: The Simplest Way to Create and Manage Timelines and Shot Lists for the Events You're Photographing. You can also subscribe to the Bokeh podcast on the Apple podcast app, follow on Spotify, add to your playlist on Stitcher, or listen on Overcast.Brand Position: Capturing love and life and making memories last for generations to come. (2:17)Client Experience: Looking at your clients and treating them as people first. (7:09)Technique for Time: Be intentional with your time. (12:28)Delegation: Accounting, legal work, and editing. (14:02)Book Recommendations: (16:04)Building a Storybrand by Donald MillerArt & FearGo-To Lenses (22:23)50mm & 85mm"1 in 4 pregnancies end in miscarriage""1 in 100 babies are stillborn"Portraits of Loss, Love and MotherhoodThe BlogLoss, Love & Motherhood BookThe Importance of an Emergency Fund (41:01)Knowing What it Costs to Run Your Business (42:59)Cutting Costs that aren’t Essential. (43:37)Sharing About Pregnancy (45:10)Approaching Pregnancy as an Entrepreneur (50:51)1. Talk with your doctor.2. Review your contracts with your lawyer to ensure you’re covered.3. Think through how you want to handle announcing/sharing your pregnancy.4. Consider delegating and outsourcing tasks (assistants, virtual assistant, editing).5. Check in with your CPA about your finances.Working with Other Photographers (57:56)Vetting Photographers for Your Brand (1:01:50)Communicating Outsourcing (1:10:04)Learn More About Martha's StoryLinksinstagram.com/marthaswannquinnmarthaswann.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
It’s normal to feel a myriad of emotions when a client decides to stop working with us. Today Amanda looks at the underlying issues beneath our resentment, helps us to create aligned boundaries, release our fear of loss, and supports us in knowing our worth once again. Listen all the way through for an empowered affirmation at the end! BMMC: amandafrances.com/become-a-money-making-coach CCQ: amandafrances.com/become-a-course-creation-queen Use link on either page to gain access to both through 11/18.
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Grieving loss and finding the beauty on the other sideThis week is a little different from other EnneaTalk Tuesday episodes—I talk about the two people who have helped shape me and how losing them has made me who I am today. The timing of this episode is very special and symbolic because it is the anniversary of my father’s death eight years ago, and it’s close to my uncle’s birthday, who passed away almost a year ago. I use this episode to talk about loss, to discuss the shame and guilt that can overwhelm us when it comes, and how to take the gifts from those we lose and pay them forward. If you have lost someone, listen to this episode and hear how you can look at those relationships with gratitude, compassion, and hear how to take each experience that life gives you and use it for something beautiful. Overcoming shame and guiltI start this episode talking about loss and how sometimes when we aren’t able to have the conversations we wished we could have had, we can feel regret or shame about the relationship and how it was left. I talk about how you can live out loud for those we lose and do the work to see their presence shine through in different aspects of our lives. I share the most vulnerable parts of my relationships with my father who was an Enneagram 8, and uncle, who was an Enneagram 3. I dig into the best and worst parts of both, and how I have learned to humble myself and recognize what I was taught and modeled was with the best intention but not what I needed to be the best in the world. I talk about letting go of the relationships that no longer serve you, of the different kinds of losses we all experience and how sometimes separating yourself from relationships that no longer serve you can be the most painful loss.Living out loud through youI discuss the power of unpacking grief, loss, and shame, and how it doesn’t have to come from a place of blame. It takes surrendering to the full range of grief to see the beauty, blessings, power, and strength on the other side, to be able to live out their legacy and allow them to live out loud through you. Sometimes it takes forgiving and grieving the people you have lost in order to step into who you were meant to be.Quotes:“You can love people very very very very very very much and not be in relationship with them.” 6:53“If you know the Enneagram 8 at all, being exposed, being vulnerable, being perceived remotely as weak is our biggest fear, we would rather die.” 11:43“I was so afraid of anger that I would sacrifice myself a lot of the time.” 19:38“Shame being the silent killer doesn’t serve any good, compassion does.” 21:46“I’ve operated most of my life like an InstaPot.” 22:32“In loss, in grief, there is always a beautiful message and a beautiful blessing if we choose to see that.” 24:08“We always have a choice on what we take from a situation.” 26:22“Any loss that you’ve had in your life is here to teach you something, and we are not meant to wallow in that.” 27:10“It’s possible for you to step into exactly what you were always called to do, but you’re gonna have to do some hard things along the way.” 31:00“Feel the full range of grief and then use it for something powerful and beautiful.” 34:07
There's no better feeling in the world than love, but with love comes grief. Love and grief are interconnected, and you can't have love without grief. At some point in our lives, the people we love the most will leave us, and that's a harsh reality that every single person has to face. Through the loss of my dad, I've learned that grief is ever evolving; each day brings about a new challenge and a new feeling associated with love and loss. In this episode, I tap into the stage of grief I'm in 7 years after his passing, how to channel grief into something beautiful and inspiring, and how the one's we love the most never truly leave us. If this topic is weighing close to your heart, then grab some tissues, sit back, relax, and enjoy. Happy Listening!
"Mackenzie isn't a sad story. She's incredible.” So says today’s extraordinary guest Rachael Casella. She’s describing her beautiful daughter Mackenzie, who tragically passed away at seven months after being diagnosed with the fatal genetic disorder Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA). Despite experiencing the most traumatic, devastating thing a parent could ever endure, Rachael and her husband Jonny are determined that Mackenzie’s life will not be defined by her loss, but by everything she brought to the world. "By experiencing and witnessing the end of someone's life, you can enhance your own,” she tells host Georgie Abay. “I am a better person because of her”. Since Mackenzie was first diagnosed at just 10 weeks of age, Rachael and Jonny have been a force in campaigning for access to genetic screening for parents. Their incredible dedication to the cause ensures Mackenzie’s legacy lives on, via their successful campaign Mackenzie’s Mission. And with the release of her new book, Mackenzie’s Mission, Rachael hopes that sharing her story will continue to drive the change needed to ensure that more families don’t suffer needlessly. Since losing Mackenzie, Rachael and Jonny have undertaken nine rounds of IVF, hoping to avoid another SMA diagnosis. They’ve had two further pregnancies which, excruciatingly, they have had to medically terminate due to genetic and chromosomal conditions. Mackenzie’s siblings Bella and Leo now join her as angels. In today’s emotional, but uplifting conversation, we speak to Rachael about: Mackenzie’s early days and the diagnosis that changed everything Why she and Jonny chose not to trial a supposed ‘wonder drug’ treatment How they celebrated Mackenzie’s ‘monthday’ each month, knowing she likely wouldn’t survive to her first birthday Why travel and experiences were their priority for Mackenzie’s life Mackenzie’s passing and what that experience was like How to support someone through grief, and what not to do Her experience of IVF and why she feels she was naïve going into it The story of Bella and Leo Mackenzie’s Mission and what it has achieved How sharing snippets of Mackenzie’s life on Instagram turned into a book Why she believes she is a better person for having gone through what she has Why her message is one of love and joy You can find Rachael on Instagram at @mylifeof_love and purchase her book here.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Miranda Parker is the Executive Director of Hospice Foundation of the South and the Hospice House. Miranda is also the co-founder of Loss Love, a project that supplies care packages for child survivors of suicide. Miranda shares why a hospice house can give you the space and self care you need to reconnect with friends and get the extra support you need as your loved one’s journey begins to pass. Key Takeaways: Miranda shares a bit about her background and what she does for the Hospice House. How does Miranda help family members transition into a new normal as their loved one gets ready to pass? When Susan was helping her husband through his cancer journey, she had so much on her plate that her self-care completely went out of the window. Miranda helps her family members not feel so guilty for prioritizing themselves and practicing some self-care. By being able to take some time for yourself, you can reconnect with your social network and friends and gain access to a support you didn’t know you had. Your friends want to help you, but don’t always know how. Susan didn’t want to miss out, but her husband was often sleeping and she was not spending the quality time she needed with him. It’s okay to continue with life. For the most part, the person you're grieving doesn’t want your life to stop because theirs did. Miranda understands that relationships can be complex. She asks the patient if there are particular people they don't want to visit the Hospice House. This is a request they uphold even when they might not be conscious. It’s important to understand that the dying process is not about you. Miranda and her staff make sure that the person passing is going on their own terms. The hospice team is such a great asset not only for the person passing, but also for the family members. How is Miranda and the Hospice House giving back to the community and to the children who have experienced loss? It’s important that your children realize it’s okay to grieve and express themselves. What advice would Miranda like to give to an adult or to a child?
In this passage are two sisters interacting with Jesus and dealing with the loss of their brother. They show us the multidimensional nature of affliction, and at each point, they show us something that we need. Something about loss, something about love, and something about life. Jesus says he is the resurrection and the life—and he backs it up by overcoming our greatest enemy and obstacle, death. As you confront the free-floating grief of this tough time, come just as you are to the feet of the one who loves you, who weeps with you, and who overcame death for you.
We talk to Lulu Miller, cofounder of NPR's Invisibilia, about her new book Why Fish Don't Exist: A Story of Loss, Love, and the Hidden Order of Life. Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/inquiringminds See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Jeanne seeks out people's resistance. What is your resistance? How is it showing up? TEN! Yes, ten callers tonight sharing their resistance, connecting with loved ones and looking for guidance - Amanda, Wendy, Donna, Nicole, Carrie, Bonnie, Erica, Nicole and Kathryn. Prayers out to our Angels Don't Lie family who need our collective healing. https://jeannestreet.com Do you have Jeanne's book and companion journal? (https://www.amazon.com/Goddess-principles-living-soul-alignment/dp/0997466618) Listen to Jeanne explain what the 12 principles will do for you. NEW UPDATES and FREE CONTENT at jeannestreet.com. Check it out! Find more information at InspiritHealingStudio.com, GoddessYouniversity.com, work on her new book and more! Send an email or request on Facebook and ask to be part of the Angels Don't Lie group on Facebook! Don't forget to download the Angels Don't Lie App in the Apple App Store, a great way to listen to podcasts. Thanks for joining Angels Don't Lie Episode 138. Jeanne's podcast Tuesday, October 15th, 2019. Be sure to download the next podcast, October 22nd. Call in number 646-891-5252. The Goddess You is on sale - visit jeannestreet.com for your copy!
In episode 41 Jamie Kolnick and I talk about dealing with loss and how to get through it, perspective, starting a business, when things go wrong, being your real authentic self, wearing your heart on your sleeve, when shit happens, authenticity , doing our best and how it's all we can do, seeing beauty in life, appreciating little things, how to feel the grief, hustling with work, just going for it, being relentless, starting a business, manifestation, vision boards, not judging yourself, and so much more. IG @jamwithjamie @jamiekolnick | www.jamwithjamie.com Hashtag No Filter | Real, raw, honest, authentic conversations with real people. No sugar coating and no filter. You might laugh, you might cry, and you'll appreciate the honest and vulnerable conversations. @julielauren14 julie@julielauren.com #HashtagNoFilterPodcast Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers
If there is one business that has mastered the “I want to jump into my phone and NOM the EFF out’ algorithm on social media, it is most certainly plant based, nutrient-rich, delivery service Splendid Spoon. I have been keeping an eye on Splendid Spoon for some time now, specifically by way of eating through gallons of their Split Pea Soup and their AB&J smoothie and in interviewing SS founder Nicole Centeno, I only love the brand and its ethos more. Listen in as Nicole and I talk marriage, divorce, motherhood, life in NY, and the soup and smoothie startup that feeds the stomach and the soul. New to Splendid Spoon? Use code OTRPOD for $50 off your first box. Get soup and smoothie'd up here: Spendid.to/otrpod DM your questions and shout us out using the hashtag #offtherecordpod on Insta, Twitter and everywhere else. Remember to rate, review, listen on iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher, or your favorite podcast app. For the full experience: Shop SkinOwl: https://www.skinowl.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/offtherecordwithyou Twitter: https://twitter.com/skinowl Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/skinowl
In Grand Boulevard, we meet Bruce's teenage daughter who's obsessed with actor, Maxine Cheng. We learn more about Bruce's neighbour, Stephanie: the death of her son and her attachment to the Boulevard. Lastly, the author shares a rewrite of the scene where Stephanie's husband leaves town on the anniversary of their son's death, incorporating feedback she got a couple weeks ago. Apologies: the first few seconds are cut off of the recording. In Joella, the Fifth, a man and his married childhood sweetheart cruise through the California countryside. He tries to tell her about a piece of literature he likes but she doesn't understand. He drinks wine and too many energy drinks... In Do the Wrong Thing, modern Ava contemplates throwing her whole life away to start again while 1980's Ava gets and loses a job at a homeless shelter before landing at Catalyst Research. In The Trip, we are introduced to Martha, a "sharp woman" visiting a healer with Byo, her disabled son. They travel by taxi and bus to a magnificent compound outside Lagos where Abraham, the healer resides. Story Listing: 00:00 Cindy Graves - Grand Boulevard - excerpt from a crime novel 05:40 Ian Rodriguez - Joella, the Fifth - contemporary short story excerpt - http://ian-rodriguez.com 10:40 Malcolm van Delst - Do the Wrong Thing - character driven, narrative novel excerpt - http://malcolmvandelst.com. 18:36 A - The Trip - contemporary drama novel excerpt - a p . o p a n u b i at g m a i l dot c o m. Works in progress. Copyright remains with the authors. Join us on Monday nights in Vancouver: http://www.meetup.com/Vancouver-Writers-Group. Image from https://pixabay.com.
This week's podcast covers my journey in recovery and how it has helped me lose weight quickly as well as my frustrations with the spiritual community and current dating consciousness. I also share my latest insights on the 2020 presidential election and who the top contenders are going into the primaries. Background track: City Life by Artificial.Music | https://soundcloud.com/artificial-music Music promoted by https://www.free-stock-music.com Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/deed.en_US
Beloved television producer, Monica Escobedo, survived the unthinkable. For the first time, she shares the details of the day she lost her brother, mother and father in a murder-suicide. Monica courageously shares her story of loss, love, intuition and why she chooses to honor her mentally ill brother in spite of his final act. Her strength, honesty and life perspective will leave you astounded and inspired. In Monica's honor, we are donating $2000 to Give An Hour. In Today’s Episode: Monica’s premonition and trying to find her mom and dad (5:50) Monica learns that her mother has died (6:35) She is told she has lost her father and brother as well (12:05) Learning her brother had been going to target practice (15:37) Forgiving her brother and his final act (19:18) Wise Words: “If I could advise anyone, trying to counsel a friend going through something. It's say something, even though you don't know what to say, say, “Hey, I'm here for you.” (21:15) “Your life can change in an instant. It really makes me appreciate the moment a bit more. Even if it's a rough day, I try to think about what I'm thankful for.” (39:08) “I am really self-disciplined. I think when there's no parents to kick your butt or encourage you, that you realize how self-motivated you have to be. But if you keep motivating yourself and putting one front in front of the other ... And maybe I could only do a baby step at first, but eventually, you can reach the top of the mountain.” (38:15) “I am the sister of a shooter. I see how signs can be ignored. I think I had blinders on, and even though I locked my door because I was a little bit scared of him, I didn't really hone in on it. And looking back, I wish that I had kind of focused on it a bit more, and made more of an effort to try to really get some other figure involved, to get him help.” (37:35) Links Mentioned: https://giveanhour.org/ Follow Us: https://twitter.com/allthewiserpod https://www.facebook.com/AllTheWiserPodcast/ https://instagram.com/allthewiserpodcast/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Listen & Subscribe on iTunes Biet Simkin Glass wasn't always a spiritual thought leader and meditation teacher. After being signed by Sony and living the rock and roll lifestyle, she (in her own words) 'fell apart' as a heroin addict. But after a series of life-altering and eye-opening events (such as the death of her first child and her first), she started on the path of sobriety and discovering her best self. Today, she uses lessons she's learned from loss and love to helping others find their best selves through meditation and coaching, including Mark, who she helped get through a downer-day by sharing a breathing exercise and sharing her infectious positive spirit. To hear how Biet continues to develop and pursue an enlightened life despite all the challenges she's faced, check out Episode 217 of Are You Being Real! Connect with Mark: Instagram | Facebook | Twitter Connect with Biet: Instagram | Facebook | Twitter BietSimkin.com Show Notes: -How the loss of her first child helped her the best version of herself. -What gave her hope through tragedy. -What authenticity means to Biet and how pain and suffering play into it. -The importance of remembering who you are. -Biet's daily ritual for honoring herself. -What we can expect from her new book "Don't Just Sit There." -Biet's opinion on drugs. -Why she is curious about experiencing death. Things to Check Out:• Book: "Don't Just Sit There" by Biet Simkin
E151 Humanitarian, African orphans advocate, author human Erica Stone is a champion for the orphans of war-torn and disease-ravaged Sierra Leone. Her new bestselling memoir, Gray – A Story of Loss, chronicles her all-at-once devastating and triumphant experiences in the country she has grown to love as her own. An incredible story of love and […]
Our friend, Elizabeth Boyd, is joining us today to talk about the joy of becoming a midlife mother. Elizabeth has an amazing testimony of love, loss, and new life that we can't wait for you to hear! Her story will encourage and inspire you to hold onto faith as life takes its twists and turns. We'd love for you to follow us on social media or email us with any questions or comments: Instagram: Midlife Matters Podcast Facebook: Midlife Matters Podcast Website: midlifematterpodcast.com Email: midlifematterspodcast@gmail.com
From Sense and Sensibility to The Crown, actor Greg Wise has made regular appearances on our screens. He's also well-known as the husband of Dame Emma Thompson. Recently he put work on hold to be the primary carer for his sister Clare who was dying of cancer. He talks to Krishnan about loss, love and why we should be talking more about death. Subscribe to Ways to Change the World for more in-depth interviews every Wednesday. Recorded: 9 November 2018. Producer: Sarah Gough.
Today Jonathan is joined by Alison Donnelly. Alison is a stay-at-home mom living in Brooklyn and is married to one of Jonathan’s long-time friends Dan. Alison talks about her blog Formerly Fat Mom, which chronicled her journey of getting back into shape with a dose of humor and self-deprecation. She and Jonathan also talk about what it is like to lose a parent, give a eulogy, compare end-of-life stories of their parents and any regrets they may still have, the mixed emotions of watching your children grow up and even slip in the best Barbie cake story you may ever hear! Key Takeaways: [:31] Jonathan’s guest today is Alison Donnelly. Alison is married to one of Jonathan’s oldest friends, Dan, whom he met and befriended at a tennis and surf club. She is a stay-at-home mom to their 10-year-old son, Thomas. [1:59] Alison’s father Aubert passed away in May 2016, when he was 86. Jonathan had a similar loss, as his father passed away 13 years ago at age 67. [7:28] One of the messages in Jonathan’s writing that touched Alison is: ask your parents all the questions you can about their life, philosophies, and stories, and share as many stories about yourself as you possibly can with your children for them to remember you by. [8:29] Alison and her husband Dan have been married for 14 years, and together since 1999. [23:09] Alison shares her experience of working with her dad on his eulogy, and recounts some stories she wishes she shared at his funeral. [42:09] Although letting the kids go to camp can be tough for the parents, it gives them a sense of identity and opportunity to just be a kid and make new friends and connections. [47:44] For a lot of people, as their parents age and need more help, the roles of child and parent change and we find ourselves having almost to parent them. Mentioned in This Episode: Formerly Fat Mom - blog Formerly Fat Mom on Facebook Formerly Fat Mom on Twitter Formerly Fat Mom on Instagram Jonathan Greene Medium Page Quotes: “We always knew we wanted to give our kids better than we had.” “You don’t have to wait until your parents are sick to investigate and ask
Today we jump back in with Part 2 of Jonathan’s conversation with Alison Donnelly. Alison is a stay-at-home mom living in Brooklyn and is married to one of Jonathan’s long-time best friends Dan. She and Jonathan talk about what it is like to lose a parent, compare end-of-life stories of their parents and any regrets they may still have, the mixed emotions of watching your children grow up and even slip in the best Barbie cake story you may ever hear! Key Takeaways: [1:11] Alison tells the story of getting the tough phone calls during her father’s death. Jonathan waited almost a full year before he talked to his friends about his mom’s death and finds technology a useful tool when dealing with breaking the news to people. [14:21] Alison’s number-one memory of her dad is the help and work he did for her school. Her second one involves an odd incident with a Barbie cake at her eighth birthday. [23:21] Most people find themselves repeating the exact same mannerisms and sayings that annoyed them most about their parents. [44:24] It’s true unconditional love between parent and child and one thing that can help fill the gap when we lose a parent is transferring our love and attention to our children. Mentioned in This Episode: Formerly Fat Mom Jonathan Greene Medium Page Quotes: “I think you have the only dad that motorboated a Barbie at an under-10 birthday party.” “It’s not going to be perfect and it’s going to be a hot mess but that’s called being a parent.”
Have you ever wondered what defines greatness? As a thought starter, can you recall a performance that was less than great? Perhaps it was a musician, actor, athlete, public speaker, or someone else who—from a technical standpoint—was incredibly talented. Yet, their performance still fell flat. Alternatively, a business could be making all the profit in the world, but that doesn’t necessarily make it great. What about the impact it has on others? Is it making the world a better place? As today’s guest suggests, “excellence is not greatness, greatness is excellence plus honor”—which you’re going to learn all about during today’s discussion! In this episode, I’m excited to be chatting with my friend and best-selling author, John David Mann who shares an intimate look at how he co-wrote his latest book The Recipe with award-winning chef, Charles Carroll. He takes us on an insightful journey from the origins of the book, to his writing process, to casting a line for big ideas! Whether you’re a writer, an artist, or someone who is trying to find a deeper meaning in your life, this conversation is for you. It’s filled with wisdom on a wide range of topics, from the technical side of writing to deeper subjects, such as love, loss, and living in the moment. Show Notes Get access to the full show notes, including links to all the resources mentioned by visiting: http://frontrowfactor.com/john-david-mann-the-recipe
THE RECIPE, by Olympic gold-medalist Chef Charles Carroll and New York Times bestselling author John David Mann, is tale of heartbreak and redemption, a meditation on great food and secrets of the kitchen, and a life manual, all wrapped together into one compelling, un-put-downable story. George Foreman, former world heavyweight champion, calls it “An instant classic.” Robin Sharma, bestselling author of The Monk Who Sold His Ferarri and The Leader Who Had No Title, calls it, “A little story about big ideas,” adding, “Read it and be transformed by its simple, noble truths.” My guest in this episode is the book’s co-author, Chef Charles Carroll, executive chef of the River Oaks Country Club in Houston, Texas. Chef Carroll has a unique perspective on success, greatness, and what it takes to create amazing teams. He took his first Culinary Olympics gold medal — the first of many — at age 24 and has participated in eight different Olympics over three decades. As executive chef at one of the highest-rated country clubs in the nation, he manages and mentors a team of seventy-five, in six kitchens and three restaurants, putting out eighty to a hundred banquet functions per week — and maintains an incredible sense of family spirit and team morale in the process. He travels the country giving inspirational talks to young people on the Ingredients of Greatness. He just returned from logging a quarter million miles in his two-year stint as president of the World Association of Chefs Societies. And in his spare time, he’s written a book — a “culinary parable,” he calls it — with The Go-Giver co-author John David Mann. Interview Links: Chef Charles Caroll Website If you have enjoyed our podcast, please share with friends and family Please Subscribe, Rate, and Review on Itunes so more people can find us! so more people can find us! Please Support Us by Becoming A Patron on Patreon Open Your Goldmoney Account & Get A 5% Bonus Support Our Sponsors Gelt Inc., is committed to providing investors with quality, cash-flowing investment opportunities and is seeking to acquire multifamily, retail, and mobile home park properties in the Western United States with an emphasis in California, Utah, Nevada, Arizona, Colorado, and Oregon. www.geltinc.com The Real Asset Investor, create value for investors looking for higher yield returns from real estate ventures domestically and also internationally and other real asset classes such as ATM's. www.therealassetinvestor.com Joint Ops Properties, have designed a system to take any beginner to an experienced deal making investor in the least amount of time, offering opportunities from basic education, coaching, bridge investing to turn-key investments in the cash flowing market of St. Louis, MO. www.jointopsproperties.com Norada Real Estate helps take the guesswork out of real estate investing. By researching top real estate growth markets and structuring complete turnkey real estate investments, we help you succeed by minimizing risk and maximizing profitability. www.noradarealestate.com Valhalla Wealth Financial, reclaim the banking function within your own life with the premier strategies of the Wealthy. www.valhallawealth.com Audible, download any audio book for FREE when you try Audible for 30 days www.cashflowninjabook.com Thanks so much for joining me again. Have some feedback you’d like to share? Leave a note in the comment section below! If you enjoyed this episode, please share it using the social media buttons you see at the bottom of the post! Also, please leave an honest review for the Cashflow Ninja Podcast on iTunes. Ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and greatly appreciated! They do matter in the rankings of the show, and I read each and every one of them. And finally, don’t forget to subscribe to the show on iTunes to get automatic updates, please follow me on twitter @mclaubscher and Instagram, @cashflowninjapodcast. Until next time! Live a life of passion and purpose on YOUR terms, M.C. Laubscher
''Hire great people and make sure they have everything they need to be successful.'' - Charles Carroll What’s one of your all-time favorite dishes? I bet you can think of at least a few! For most of us, food plays a big role in our lives. Not only does it fuel us, but it can enrich our lives, bring us closer together and give us memories to cherish for years to come. But what can food teach us about living a successful life? Today, I get the chance to speak with eight-time Culinary Olympian Chef, Charles Carroll, who serves up an inspiring recipe for personal greatness and shares some of the incredible life lessons that food can teach us! Charles Carroll is the Executive Chef at the River Oaks Country Club in Houston, Texas, which is among the top country clubs in the United States. He has received over seventy national and international awards, including three Presidential Medallions from the American Culinary Federation. A graduate of the Culinary Institute of America, Chef Carroll was the manager of the 2004 United States Regional Culinary Olympic Team, which won three gold medals and was ranked third internationally. During our discussion, we dive into his most recent book—The Recipe: A Story of Loss, Love, and the Ingredients of Greatness—a parable about a boy who overcomes tragedy and carves out a life of excellence by learning lessons from the kitchen. Here’s a Quick Breakdown of Our Chat… [07:55] Learn to achieve the seemingly impossible!—Charles shares his process for getting things done and his simple secret to success. [14:23] How does being a dad help Chef Charles in the kitchen and how does being in the kitchen help him as a dad? [17:39] Discover the values his parents instilled in him that attributed to his success as a chef! [20:30] Learn how you can build a world-class team!—Take it from someone who has 3 restaurants, 6 kitchens, and 75 cooks who love what they do. [26:16] How can serving others lead to opportunities that you never even thought were possible? [30:00] Chef Charles reveals his most enjoyable dishes from around the world. ''Worry about the small things, because the big things will take care of themselves.'' – Charles Carroll Enjoying the Show? For iTunes listeners, get automatic downloads and share the love by subscribing , rating & reviewing here! Links and Resources ChefCharlesCarroll.com The Recipe: A Story of Loss, Love, and the Ingredients of Greatness Tasting Success: Your Guide to Becoming a Professional Chef World Association of Chefs Societies John David Mann The Go-Giver: A Little Story About a Powerful Business Idea Front Row Dads Your Ratings and Reviews Matter! If you’re enjoying the show, let us know about it HERE o/
Today our expert guest is the international bestselling author Debra Oakland, who is an advocate for prioritizing joy and living your most courageous, authentic life. She is the Founder of Living in Courage Online, a spiritual oasis for overcoming life's biggest challenges. In Change Your Movie, Change Your Life: 7 Reel Concepts for Courageous Change, Debra goes into the core concepts that have helped guide her through adversity and shares ideas you can use to manifest your best life. Loss & Love Over the course of just four years, Debra experienced unimaginable loss: two brothers, two children, and her father all passed away. Debra asked herself a simple question: What would they want from me? The people who love us want us to be happy – so Debra decided she would honor the people who have passed by living a happy life, living her joy, and sharing the power of living in courage. Change Your Movie, Change Your Life: 7 Reel Concepts for Courageous Change “Everything you need is inside of you. Tap into that... You'll find the answers.” Debra's book introduces readers to the seven concepts that form her belief system: Conscious Choice Wisdom Love Purity Concentrated Illumination Peace Rhythm After going over each concept, Debra shares a personal storyboard and offers a blank one for the reader to fill out. She also includes a movie treatment telling the same story two different ways, with two different endings, showing how your conscious choices affect the outcome of your life. You're the writer, director, editor, and producer of your life's movie – if you don't like something, change the script. The Biggest Helping: Today's (Two) Most Important Takeaway You are not alone. If you need help, ask for it – and if you love someone, lend a helping hand. We all go through challenges in this life and no one escapes them. Gratitude is the most important thing that you can hold onto. Remind yourself, every day, what you are grateful for. -- Thank you for joining us on The Daily Helping with Dr. Shuster. Subscribe to the show on iTunes, Stitcher, or Google Play to download more food for the brain, knowledge from the experts, and tools to win at life. Resources: Connect with Debra: DebraOakland.com | Facebook | Instagram | Twitter Change Your Movie, Change Your Life: 7 Reel Concepts for Courageous Change by Debra Oakland
Joshua Fields Millburn & Ryan Nicodemus write about living a meaningful life with less stuff for 4 million readers. As featured on: ABC, CBS, NBC, BBC, TODAY, NPR, TIME, Forbes, The Atlantic, New York Times, Wall Street Journal, USA Today, and National Post. They live in Missoula, Montana. Episode 185: Letting Go: Dealing with the Death of a Loved One, Part 2 by Joshua Fields Millburn of The Minimalists (Grief, Loss & Love). The original post is located here: http://www.theminimalists.com/dealing Please Rate & Review the Show! Visit Me Online at OLDPodcast.com and Join the Ol' Family to get your Free Gifts!
Joshua Fields Millburn & Ryan Nicodemus write about living a meaningful life with less stuff for 4 million readers. As featured on: ABC, CBS, NBC, BBC, TODAY, NPR, TIME, Forbes, The Atlantic, New York Times, Wall Street Journal, USA Today, and National Post. They live in Missoula, Montana. Episode 185: Letting Go: Dealing with the Death of a Loved One, Part 2 by Joshua Fields Millburn of The Minimalists (Grief, Loss & Love). The original post is located here: http://www.theminimalists.com/dealing Please Rate & Review the Show! Visit Me Online at OLDPodcast.com and Join the Ol' Family to get your Free Gifts! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/optimal-living-daily/support
Joshua Fields Millburn & Ryan Nicodemus write about living a meaningful life with less stuff for 4 million readers. As featured on: ABC, CBS, NBC, BBC, TODAY, NPR, TIME, Forbes, The Atlantic, New York Times, Wall Street Journal, USA Today, and National Post. They live in Missoula, Montana. Episode 184: Letting Go: Dealing with the Death of a Loved One, Part 1 by Joshua Fields Millburn of The Minimalists (Grief, Loss & Love). The original post is located here: http://www.theminimalists.com/dealing Please Rate & Review the Show! Visit Me Online at OLDPodcast.com and Join the Ol' Family to get your Free Gifts!
Joshua Fields Millburn & Ryan Nicodemus write about living a meaningful life with less stuff for 4 million readers. As featured on: ABC, CBS, NBC, BBC, TODAY, NPR, TIME, Forbes, The Atlantic, New York Times, Wall Street Journal, USA Today, and National Post. They live in Missoula, Montana. Episode 184: Letting Go: Dealing with the Death of a Loved One, Part 1 by Joshua Fields Millburn of The Minimalists (Grief, Loss & Love). The original post is located here: http://www.theminimalists.com/dealing Please Rate & Review the Show! Visit Me Online at OLDPodcast.com and Join the Ol' Family to get your Free Gifts! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/optimal-living-daily/support
Dr. Marissa helps Vanessa take a balanced look at the anniversary of her sister's death with compassion and remembrance with her family. Caller Jasmine is advised to drop out of MSU (Make Shitake Up) University so that finding a job is less about the job
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