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Chris Brown
My Argument with Grief
Chris Brown considered he was living a 'normal life,' until his son, aged 22, took his own life. Suddenly, his 'normal existence,' became anything but. Exploring mental health issues surrounding suicide, this is a father's personal audio journal to try and unpick why it happened, to share his every day with those going through similar loss and find a way to reach out to young people with relatable anguish in their own lives.
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4.3 stars from 6 ratings
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“Thank you for the journey we have been on, I lost my husband Jamie to covid in April he was 38 , I was searching podcasts on grief and found yours it stuck a cord as we lost Jamie’s brother Dan to suicide he 30 in 2014, i have laughed and cried listening to this podcast and your right none of us...”Read full review »
emma_jayne_bella via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
01/09/21
Recent Episodes
As Chris comes to the end of his stay in Spain, he makes time for one more edition featuring an important announcement.
Meet Chris who considered himself just; "A normal guy." At least that was, until his son, aged 22, took his own life. Now nothing is normal, and he's realising nothing ever was...
Published 12/11/20
Published 12/11/20
Today, still in Spain, but only for a short while longer, Chris discusses the five stages of grief, and reveals which stage he believes he may be at.
Meet Chris who considered himself just; "A normal guy." At least that was, until his son, aged 22, took his own life. Now nothing is normal, and...
Published 12/04/20
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