 Future Widow by Jenny Lisk - Book Buy-One-Get-One Until January 10, 2021 When her forty-three-year-old husband was diagnosed with inoperable brain cancer, Jenny Lisk was thrust into the role of caregiver. In her new book, "Future Widow," she goes behind the scenes of her tumultuous and heartbreaking journey, and asks: "Do I have what it takes to help my young family survive my husband’s terminal illness?" Everyone who buys the new book or ebook through January 10th can request a free ebook download to give a friend. It's Jenny's way of giving back, and getting the book into as many hands as possible. To purchase your copy and get a FREE ebook for a friend, visit: http://jennylisk.com/bogo Don't forget to follow @liskjenny on Instagram, subscribe to The Widowed Parent Podcast and visit https://futurewidowbook.com/ Visit the "Recommendations" tab to find other reading suggestions and to purchase books with the My Grief Connection affiliate link which helps support this page.
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INSTAGRAM LIVE WITH RACHEL VANNI OF "GOOD DAYS, BAD DAYS" PODCAST AND MY GRIEF CONNECTION FOUNDER, SARA COBB, TALK ABOUT HOW TO FIND GRIEF RESOURCES AND SUPPORT - 30 AUGUST 2020In honor National Grief Awareness Day on 30 August 2020, Rachel Vanni,
host of the Good Days, Bad Days Show invited me to be a guest on an Instagram Live event. Rachel started her podcast in the wake of the deaths of her husband and young daughter, 8 months apart. The Good Days, Bad Days Show is about living your best life, even when grief smacks you in the face. We shared lots of tips & hints about how to find grief resources in your local area and online. We also discussed the types of support groups available, the pros & cons of in-person and online support groups, suggestions for where to go for legal help and support after a death, and much more. Please share this with anyone you know who is grieving and may need help finding support tools and resources. Visit Rachel's website and subscribe to her podcast at: https://www.gooddaysbaddays.show/  National Grief Awareness Day 2020
Today, August 30th, is National Grief Awareness Day, which is a great opportunity and reminder to talk about and normalize the grief experience. Maybe take a moment to reach out to someone you know who is grieving a loss and let them know you care and they are not alone, offer support, and just listen. If you are grieving, I encourage you to take some time today to acknowledge your own grief and all that you have lost. You might also evaluate any gains from your grief process as well, if that feels helpful. If you feel up to it, consider sharing some of your grief story with someone who may benefit from your wisdom, experience, strength and hope. Don't forget to offer yourself some extra compassion and grace for what you are going though. It's hard. Grieving is not easy, but it is easier when we are not alone. If you are feeling alone, please reach out for support in anyway you can. If you need some great ideas for how to find support in your local area as well as online, please watch the IG live that Rachel, from the Good Days, Bad Days Show, and I did today. You can watch it here: https://www.instagram.com/tv/CEhraGxHRmR/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link We hope you get some tips that will help you find support. Feel free to reach out to either of us if you need direction with finding resources.  Grief Out Loud Podcast - Episode 152: Teenage Grief Sucks When Natalie's dad died suddenly at the start of her freshman year of high school, she searched, but couldn't find what she most needed: a resource written for and by other grieving teens. She decided to create one launching the website Teenage Grief Sucks in March 2020 which serves as a platform for articles ranging from what it's like to go to driving school when you're grieving to tips for how teens can support their grieving friends. In episode #152 of The Dougy Center's podcast, "Grief Out Loud," host Jana DeCristofaro talks with Natalie about the teenage grief experience. Listen to episode #152 at https://www.dougy.org/grief-resources/grief-out-loud-podcast/ Check out Natalie's website at https://www.teenagegriefsucks.com/ How to write a good condolence card for a death in 2020 WITH JENNY LISKIn this video from widowed mom, and host of "The Widowed Parent Podcast,"
Jenny Lisk, gives us practical tips for that dreaded task of writing a condolence card. https://youtu.be/Gt77V92J7xY Check out The Widowed Parent Podcast at https://www.jennylisk.com/ 4/18/2020 The Widowed Parent Podcast: What You Can Do, When You Can't Have a Funeral During a Pandemic?Read Now The Widowed Parent Podcast: Ep. 67, Pandemic Special Episode
Buffy Peters of Hamilton's Academy of Grief and Loss, at Hamilton's Funeral Home in Des Moines, Iowa, and host Jenny Lisk speak about "What You Can Do, When You Can't Have a Funeral During a Pandemic?" https://www.jennylisk.com/podcast/wpp067 4/11/2020 The Tuesday People Podcast: Dying Alone & Postponing Funerals - How Death Takes a Hit During COVID-19Read Now The Tuesday People Podcast: Dying Alone & Postponing Funerals - How Death Takes a Hit During COVID-19
Nora Menkin, Executive Director of the People's Memorial Association and the Co-op Funeral Home in Seattle, WA, discusses how social distancing and the prohibiting of public gatherings has affected the funeral industry and, in turn, how people are able to grieve. https://www.mitchalbom.com/episode-23-dying-alone-postponing-funerals-how-death-takes-a-hit-during-covid-19/ 4/3/2020 Grief Out Loud Podcast: Ep. 141, You Can't Give From Empty: Grief Professionals and COVID-19 with Megan DevineRead Now Grief Out Loud Podcast: Ep. 141, You Can't Give From Empty: Grief Professionals and COVID-19 with Megan Devine This Grief Out Loud podcast episode from The Dougy Center features a talk with Megan Devine of Refuge In Grief about what it's like to be a support person in the midst of a global crisis that is affecting us all. They discuss what's coming up around grief and self-care for Megan, the people she supports, and her colleagues in the grief world. https://www.dougy.org/grief-resources/grief-out-loud-podcast/ 3/31/2020 Unlocking Us Podcast with Brené Brown: David Kessler and Brené on Grief and Finding MeaningRead Now Unlocking Us Podcast with Brené Brown: David Kessler and Brené on Grief and Finding Meaning
In the most recent, "must listen" episode of Brené Brown's Unlocking Us podcast, grief expert David Kessler takes us by the hand and walks us into what he’s learned about love, loss, and finding meaning in personal and collective grief. Listen to the full podcast episode and read about David's new book "Finding Meaning: The Sixth Stage of Grief" at https://bit.ly/2R0qdzJ 3/21/2020 Grief Out Loud - Episode 139: Grief and Coronavirus / COVID-19 with Leslie BarberRead Now Grief Out Loud - Episode 139: Grief and Coronavirus/COVID-19 with Leslie Barber
Give a listen to this episode of the Grief Out Loud podcast from The Dougy Center as they talk with Leslie Barber, grieving widow, mom, and creator of Grief Warrior about all that the COVID-19 pandemic is bringing up in her grief and what she and her daughter are doing to navigate this new and uncertain time. Tune in at www.dougy.org/griefoutloud - or wherever you get your podcasts. For more grief related podcast suggestions visit the “Recommendations” tab at www.mygriefconnection.org |
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