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“I stumbled upon your podcast half way through your first season and I was not quite sure why I was drawn to it.. maybe it’s because I adore you Anderson, maybe it’s because I studied death and dying in college, or maybe it just might of been that I was going to experience my very own unimaginable loss. As I listened each week to your podcast I would immediately call my father to share all of what I heard and how I was so drawn to this podcast, but why?? I now know and on Dec 22nd at 7:30am I went from listening to being a member of this community. My beloved father went to sleep and didn’t wake up. His heart ❤️ just stopped and I never got to say goodbye. It’s been over a year and as his anniversary of passing came I felt sad that I couldn’t hear your podcast and I had checked regularly to see if season 2 was out, but nope nothing and then just as his anniversary came and went I checked again and there is was season 2 and I thought I need this and thanked my pop because I know he had a hand in this. Thank you for doing season 2 even though it’s been extremely hard for you. Please know that you make and difference and thanks for giving me this community to help heal my forever ❤️🩹 broken heart and truly know I am not alone. With love, Erika”
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United States of America ·
02/03/24
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