The Struggle Is Real In Grief

In our minds, children are just not supposed to die before their parents.  Judy's daughter was 16 years old when she died.  How do you move forward with a broken heart? Listen to Judy's powerful story!

In this video Pastor Ralph shares what happened when he suddenly found himself alone and parenting a teenager and a 5 year old.

We hail to Chaplain McNeil from Tampa, FL.  He answers the difficult questions such as How can hope be shared with someone who is dying?  He is doing a great work for God in his field.  You will be delighted and informed as a result of this interview.

This session was recorded in the beautiful surroundings of Wilmington, NC.  In this video, we discuss the beauty and necessity of trust in God as we grieve, as we just face the daily challenges of life.

We as a nation are suffering from mass grief. We have waited so long to allow ourselves to grieve over the loss of jobs, friendships and more importantly, the lives of over 600,000 people, it has turned into mass complicated grief. Listen in to discover some methods to help yourself and those around you navigate this complicated situation.

In this session Leon and Vanessa Verrett discuss the power of air in the grief process.  That same power also applies to those who are not grieving. Join them to discover at least 6 benefits of air, some of which, you may not have previously considered. Listen now!

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SHOW LESSIf you're grieving, you will want to know about this sunny secret. If you're not grieving, you will want to know too. In this episode Leon and Vanessa discuss the benefits of sunshine in grief and life in general. One of the benefits may surprise you.

Our special guest today is Stephanie Mills Harvey. She has learned a lot over the past 2 years and wants others to reap the benefits of her experiences. Listen as she shares valuable information for those who may be approaching the 2 year benchmark.  It's also helpful for those who want to plan for how they can help others after they pass away. Listen as the insightful Stephanie shares her story,

Dr. Stephen Mills takes his craft serious and is always researching. He shares interesting and helpful facts on how water and exercise can affect the grief process. This helpfulness is not limited to those who are grieving, but beneficial to everyone.

Leon and Vanessa talk about some of the benefits of nutrition during the process of grieving and introduce the audience to a lifestyle program called N.E. W. S.T.A.R.T.  Always check with your doctor before beginning an diet/exercise program.

Chaplain Lawrence Vincent expresses his passion for helping the hurting and offers comfort and tools for those who are grieving.

This young lady has had multiple losses that include her mom, grandparents, and two aunts.   What can we learn about grief from this young lady. Potentially, far more than you think. Watch as she takes us through her journey and shares some things that have been helpful to her along the way, These same tools could be quite valuable for you as well.

Dr. Grant Baldwin  is intimately familiar with 'delayed grief'. He used to be 'that person'.  In his profession, he meets with people struggling with suppressed grief, among other issues, on a regular basis. When grief is suppressed, over a period'' of time, it can lead to emotional disorders, physical disorders and there are many who turn to alcohol/drugs as a coping mechanism.  Dr. Baldwin offers encouragement and support. Listen up! 

Tonya shows vulnerability in giving us an inside peek of her personal journey of grief and challenges while being an inspiration for others facing intense life battles.

In this episode, Paula who recently loss her mom, shares what she found to be most helpful for her. She shares this with us so that we can practice this technique to help others who are grieving. 

Announcement about changes in the episode schedule.  Beginning October will be every 2nd and 4th Tuesdays.

This episode shares a brief story that relates to those who are currently grieving as well as those who have known grief in the past. It substantiates your emotions and grief stages .

Discussion on various tell tale signs that are often indicative of being on the road to grief recovery.

You would think there is nothing to smile about when it comes to grief.  Terry brings his sense of humor to the table along with some revealing personal discoveries that will help us navigate through this process called grief.

Claudia has endured many losses.  She was robbed of her childhood and grieves that loss and then there was the loss of her mother and best friend. Listen to discover what keeps her moving forward.

Dr. Berry shares his personal experience with the explosive nature of unresolved grief.  In addition, he provides information how grief changes your brain and leaves its mark on your emotional and physical well being. 

How does PTSD relate to Grief? 

If grief can be traumatizing, do we sometimes make things worse with our word choices?  

This episode discusses:

The difference between Grief and Unresolved Grief

What are some of the signs?

Kanye West and unresolved Grief

What can be done to resolve?

Every day we are hearing about groves of people dying. What can be said to people hurting from loss? Sometimes there are multiple deaths in one family. What hope and support can be offered?  These are some of the questions that Kingsley addresses. Let's Listen Up!