most Honest,and real life podcast for loss
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“I lost my incredibly talented Mother who was a polio survivor who had lost the use of her legs at two from infantile paralysis.drs told her parents that she would never walk again, she did walk again during puberty, (the OU medical team came to witness it ). They told my grandmother it would only last a year if that muchshe walked and was a strikingly beautiful lady, and with her money from my Grandfather she had a very successful few years in the llama and emu markebusiness in herpersonalityshe was intelligent and a hobby artist and as I have her paintings and her house, they remind me I have no one to talk that is interesting and understanding, on this podcast Anderson interviews people who have survived loss of a special loved one and asks how they have learned to live with grief and how they learn to get through it on a daily basis. Most important for me listening to Anderson talk about being the only survivor of his core family, I was in same position and he was so vulnerably honest and for the first time I realized he is a kind hearted man who was not another arrogant egocentric tv persanality”
reejer via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
01/29/24
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“My dear friend shared this with me today.
How very timely for me, as I’m preparing my own contribution for my Mom’s memorial this Saturday Sept 10. We lost our dear Mom on Jan 1, 2022. Right smack in the middle of a significant Covid period, all but a couple of our immediate family got Covid, not...”Read full review »
Wjs1964 via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
09/08/22
“I’m really emotional about listening to the preview. His brother kill’s himself in front of their mother leaves me with so many questions about those involved.
My brother has been troubled for most of his 78 years. My mother went across country to look for him twice. Imagine the difficult...”Read full review »
Renoir Rossum via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
09/08/22
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“So glad to see
Someone speaking about grief so openly.
I was widowed at 42 and spent the past
17 years helping other young widows and widowers with their grief.
People don’t know how to relate to us and validate what we’ve been through.
So sorry for your loss
It’s very healing to make purpose...”Read full review »
widowednotalone via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
09/14/22
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