HeyJaredLife Beyond Grief by Tara Accardo
Reflections on life, our becoming, and growing beyond our losses—where grief is honored, but not the whole story. You are more than what you’ve lost.
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What No One Tells You About the Second Year of Grief (opens the original)
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Ever feel like your grief got harder in year two instead of easier? You’re not imagining it, and that is a VERY real thing in grief. In this 5-Minute Grief Talk, I’m breaking down why the second year of loss can hit differently than the firstm and why that’s actually a normal, honest part of the healing process.✨ Why year one runs on adrenaline and shock (and why that fades)✨ The loneliness that creeps in once everyone else has “moved on”✨ The identity question that shows up in year two: who am
Growing Through Grief: Words That Actually Help & Permission to Grieve with Shelby Forsythia (opens the original)
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“You can’t be sad forever.” A professor said that to Shelby two months after her mom died, and I’m still not over it on her behalf.Whether you’re the one grieving or the one trying to support someone who is, the words we use can make a person feel seen or completely unseen in a split second. In this episode of Life With Grief, I’m sitting down with grief coach, author, and podcaster Shelby Forsythia to talk about what to say (and what to skip) when someone is grieving, how to talk to yourself wi
Where’s My Village? Parenting Without Your Parents (opens the original)
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The other day, I had what I would consider one of my most difficult moments of motherhood I’ve ever had. We’re in the early stages of potty training right now, and needless to say, this particular day was not going well. This eventually ended with my sweet two-year-old missing the toilet and peeing all over herself, and me. Not a big deal, I knew things like that can and would happen in the journey. Afterward, I knew a bath was needed. As I put her in, she put up a fight and refused to sit down
Why Silence Feels So Different After Loss (opens the original)
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Grief has a sound. Or more accurately, it has an absence of sound... and that silence after loss is a completely different kind of quiet than anything you’ve known before. In this episode, I’m getting honest about why the silence after loss feels so deafening, why it can bring up some of our darker and scarier thoughts, and why—as uncomfortable as it is—learning to sit with it is actually one of the most important things we can do for our healing.I’m pulling from my own experience losing my mom
A Mother's Love and an Impossible Choice: Rosanna Brown on TFMR (opens the original)
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What do you do when loving your baby means having to say goodbye to him before he’s even born?In this episode I sit down with Rosanna Brown, who takes us inside one of the most misunderstood and least-talked-about kinds of loss there is: TFMR, termination for medical reasons. At her 20-week scan, Rosanna and her husband learned their son William had a condition that meant he would never survive outside the womb, and in the space of 24 hours, they were faced with a choice no parent should ever ha
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