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“Our grief is sacred and it’s a rite of passage.”
2020 has forced us all to explore our relationship with grief. At some level, we’re all grieving - for unexplored plans, for the old way of living, and for loved ones who are no longer with us.
You may know I lost my grandmother and aunt recently to COVID-19. As my family moves through our grief, I’m experiencing the pain and beauty of dancing with a rich spectrum of emotions. At times, I’m overwhelmed with pain, hurt, and confusion. Then without warning, my emotions flip to deep gratitude for the memories and the opportunity to deepen the connection I feel with my family.
Turns out there is no playbook for grief.
Instead, death is a rite of passage and grief is a personal process that we will all experience at some point during our lives.
So to help break down the taboos and myths around grief, I wanted to bring Death Doula, Jessica Reis onto the show.
“There’s no right way to grieve.”
Jessica is an incredible human who’s doing incredible work. She specializes in Grief, Loss, Shadow work and Death Guidance, and nourishes with love, guidance and support while helping people to navigate the loss of a loved one.
In this powerful conversation, Jessica and I explore.
Whether you’re grieving for a loved one or the loss of your pre-COVID plans and dreams, this beautiful conversation will help you dance with your emotions - wherever they want to take you.
“It’s not about feeling better, it’s about understanding the rhythm and the timing of your grief.”
How to contact Jessica
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