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This episode is dedicated to my mum Marina, who passed away suddenly at the end of July. She was incredible - resilient, creative, full of life and hands down the most loving person I know. She taught me how to live a good life full of pleasure and connection even in late stage capitalism. I had 38 years with her and am so proud to call her my mum.
The wonderful Narinder Bazen joined me for this conversation to talk about grief after sudden death, saying goodbye in the best way we can and staying connected to the present moment in a mammal body while we have one foot on the other side.
The title of this episode is a nod to one of my favorite books - The Wild Edge of Sorrow by Frances Weller.
Thank you for listening and sending some love to my mum,
Yarrow
Thank you so much to Becky for asking about my quilting & making practice! In this grief journal episode I am talking you through what I love about making small improv quilts, what my practice looks like, how it helps with grief and what I am sewing next.
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Published 11/20/24
In this grief journal episode I am talking about yesterday's birthday, dealing with big and small anniversaries as well as my current daydreams.
You're also welcome to send me questions via Speakpipe here: https://www.speakpipe.com/YarrowM
Love,
Yarrow
Published 11/11/24