Losing a child is an unimaginable pain—one that breaks you open in ways you never thought possible. When I lost my son Sammy, my world shifted in an instant. Sammy was my light, my joy, and his absence left a void that words can’t capture. Yet, in the depths of that sorrow, I began to uncover something profound: a path not just to survive the loss but to carry his love forward. Sammy’s spirit guides me, teaching me that even through the greatest heartbreak, there’s room for connection, growth, and purpose.

In this episode of The Language of Love Conversation, I sit down with Elizabeth Boisson, a remarkable woman who turned her grief into a global movement. Elizabeth, the co-founder of Helping Parents Heal, shares her deeply personal journey of losing two of her children and how she found healing by helping others navigate similar heartbreak.

We explore:

The powerful ways our loved ones in spirit remain connected to us
How our spiritual connections with our dearly departed loved ones can be a source of comfort and strength
Methods and practices for staying connected with loved ones in spirit, including meditation and writing
Insights into shared death experiences and soul plans
The challenges of discussing grief and finding supportive connection

I hope this conversation moves you as deeply as it moved me. Don’t forget to connect with Elizabeth on LinkedIn for more wisdom and insights into transforming grief into hope.

If you’re navigating the difficult journey of loss, I invite you to explore my Good Grief course, available on my website, where you’ll find tools and guidance to support your healing. Additionally, Helping Parents Heal offers an incredible community and resources for those seeking comfort and connection.

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