In this heartfelt episode of Good Grief Believer, hosts Chris Frazier and Daree Blake explore the profound themes of grief and hope surrounding Good Friday and Easter. They discuss how these significant days in the Christian calendar can resonate deeply with those experiencing loss.

Listeners will discover how understanding grief can lead to a thinner veil between this life and the next, allowing us to cherish the memories of our loved ones while holding onto the promise of resurrection. The hosts share personal stories of navigating the difficult Saturdays of grief, emphasizing that while despair is real, it is met with hope through faith in Christ.

Join us as we reflect on the importance of embracing our emotions, the comfort found in scripture, and the loving assurance that we are never alone in our grief journey. This episode aims to uplift and inspire those struggling with loss, reminding us all that Sunday will come, bringing the promise of reunion and healing.

Good Grief Believer is a podcast, where I hope you’ll discover the power of belonging to a group, that not only comprehends the depth of your grief, but where you’ll find comfort in our collective wisdom.

Each week I’ll interview groups or individuals who have discovered what it means to grieve well, and how to help others along their own healing journey.

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Thank you for listening to this week's episode of the Good Grief Believer podcast. I believe we grieve better when we share our experiences with others. And I am always eager to hear from other people about their unique grief journey. Please contact me if you would be willing to share your perspective with me as a guest on the Good Grief Believer podcast by emailing me at goodgriefbeliever@gmail.com.

In this heartfelt episode, host Julie Craig welcomes Tia Smith, podcaster of "The Thinning of the Veil," to discuss the profound journey of grief. Tia shares her personal experiences with loss, including the heartbreak of losing her twins and the passing of her beloved father.

Join us as Tia reflects on how grief can transform our understanding of love and connection. She emphasizes that grief never truly goes away but teaches us empathy and compassion. Through spiritual insights and treasured memories, Tia illustrates how we can honor our loved ones while finding peace amidst our sorrow.

Good Grief Believer is a podcast, where I hope you’ll discover the power of belonging to a group, that not only comprehends the depth of your grief, but where you’ll find comfort in our collective wisdom.

Each week I’ll interview groups or individuals who have discovered what it means to grieve well, and how to help others along their own healing journey.

Follow Good Grief Believer on Social Media:

✨ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/goodgriefbeliever/

✨ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61554348612280

✨ Subscribe on YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/@GoodGriefBeliever

New Episodes Every Sunday

Thank you for listening to this week's episode of the Good Grief Believer podcast. I believe we grieve better when we share our experiences with others. And I am always eager to hear from other people about their unique grief journey. Please contact me if you would be willing to share your perspective with me as a guest on the Good Grief Believer podcast by emailing me at goodgriefbeliever@gmail.com.

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ES: En este sentido episodio, la presentadora Julie Craig da la bienvenida a Tia Smith, podcaster de «The Thinning of the Veil», para hablar del profundo viaje del duelo. Tia comparte sus experiencias personales con la pérdida, incluyendo la angustia de perder a sus gemelos y el fallecimiento de su amado padre.

Acompáñanos mientras Tia reflexiona sobre cómo el dolor puede transformar nuestra comprensión del amor y la conexión. Destaca que el dolor nunca desaparece del todo, sino que nos enseña empatía y compasión. A través de reflexiones espirituales y recuerdos entrañables, Tia nos muestra cómo podemos honrar a nuestros seres queridos y encontrar la paz en medio del dolor.

Good Grief Believe es un podcast, donde espero que descubras el poder de pertenecer a un grupo, que no sólo comprende la profundidad de tu dolor, sino donde encontrarás consuelo en nuestra sabiduría colectiva.

Cada semana entrevistaré a grupos o personas que han descubierto lo que significa hacer bien el duelo, y cómo ayudar a otros en su propio camino de sanación.

Nuevos episodios todos los domingos

Gracias por escuchar el episodio de esta semana de Good Grief Believer. Creo que nos sentimos mejor cuando compartimos nuestras experiencias con los demás. Y siempre estoy ansiosa por escuchar a otras personas acerca de su viaje de duelo único. Por favor, contáctame si usted estaría dispuesto a compartir su perspectiva conmigo como invitado en el podcast Good Grief Believer enviándome un correo electrónico a goodgriefbeliever@gmail.com.

Today I asked my husband Michael to join me to have a brief discussion about the benefit of making new memories after a significant loss.

This was prompted by my discussion with my friend Brianna, who was diagnosed a few years ago with ALS. One thing that I appreciate about my friend Brianna is that she has continued to try and do new things and make new memories while she can.

This made me want to share some of the things that I did after my husband, Steve passed away in 2021, that helped me work through my grief. And one of these things was to make some new memories with my kids.

Good Grief Believer is a podcast, where I hope you’ll discover the power of belonging to a group, that not only comprehends the depth of your grief, but where you’ll find comfort in our collective wisdom.

Each week I’ll interview groups or individuals who have discovered what it means to grieve well, and how to help others along their own healing journey.

Follow Good Grief Believer on Social Media:

✨ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/goodgriefbeliever/

✨ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61554348612280

✨ Subscribe on YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/@GoodGriefBeliever

New Episodes Every Sunday

Thank you for listening to this week's episode of the Good Grief Believer podcast. I believe we grieve better when we share our experiences with others. And I am always eager to hear from other people about their unique grief journey. Please contact me if you would be willing to share your perspective with me as a guest on the Good Grief Believer podcast by emailing me at goodgriefbeliever@gmail.com.

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ES: Hoy le he pedido a mi marido Michael que se uniera a mí para hablar brevemente sobre las ventajas de crear nuevos recuerdos tras una pérdida importante.

El motivo fue la conversación que mantuve con mi amiga Brianna, a la que diagnosticaron ELA hace unos años. Una cosa que aprecio de mi amiga Brianna es que ha seguido intentando hacer cosas nuevas y crear nuevos recuerdos mientras ha podido.

Esto me hizo querer compartir algunas de las cosas que hice después de que mi marido, Steve, falleciera en 2021, y que me ayudaron a superar mi duelo. Una de ellas fue crear nuevos recuerdos con mis hijos.

Good Grief Believe es un podcast, donde espero que descubras el poder de pertenecer a un grupo, que no sólo comprende la profundidad de tu dolor, sino donde encontrarás consuelo en nuestra sabiduría colectiva.

Cada semana entrevistaré a grupos o personas que han descubierto lo que significa hacer bien el duelo, y cómo ayudar a otros en su propio camino de sanación.

Nuevos episodios todos los domingos

Gracias por escuchar el episodio de esta semana de Good Grief Believer. Creo que nos sentimos mejor cuando compartimos nuestras experiencias con los demás. Y siempre estoy ansiosa por escuchar a otras personas acerca de su viaje de duelo único. Por favor, contáctame si usted estaría dispuesto a compartir su perspectiva conmigo como invitado en el podcast Good Grief Believer enviándome un correo electrónico a goodgriefbeliever@gmail.com.