After a Loss, a Flutter Always Follows a Falter

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Loss is one of the most difficult things to being a human. But it's also one of theMost important things to really xperience. After a loss, a flourish always follows a falter. It just takes time. There are days when i'm like, or moments, or hours, or whatever, where i'm doing ok. I'm doing surprisingly ok. Like, for example, right now, i'm not crying. Ya. That's amazing. And also, if i'm handling it ok, to day oes, that mean to morrow is oing to be a shit sho and i'm in a breakdown, sobbing and want to throw my phone out

If you have a physical body, or know someone who does, this episode is for you! Hello, we’re all going to die. And we’re probably all going to lose someone we love. Thanatologist Cole Imperi has become a dear friend and on July 17, 2022 we pulled up a street corner in LA to chat about what she’s been up to and how to cope with the loss of a loved one. Hear about the blooming of friendship and the passing of your Grandpod, then after the break it’s a solo advice dump from me – your internet dad – with all of the handy tips that listeners and Cole gave me as I have been Going Through It. Everything is going to be okay. It might suck here and there, but the best we can do is love hard, live fully, and cherish the memories. Also: cut bangs, text your crush, eat a tiny ice cream cone.

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