EP105 - Grief Support from All Sides

EP105 - Grief Support from All Sides

Grief has been a profound teacher throughout my journey, revealing invaluable lessons. Perhaps the most significant insight it has illuminated is the universal thread that ties us all together in our experiences with sorrow. While it may seem an unlikely benefit, grief has a way of bringing people closer, offering solace in shared struggles. In the midst of sorrow, support becomes a comforting ally. The act of sharing stories becomes a beacon, reassuring us that we are not navigating this path alone. It's from this common ground that I'm thrilled to welcome today's guest, Kira Pouge, onto the show. Kira and I share a connection through our encounters with grief. Having been a devoted listener to the Journey to Grateful podcast for over a year, Kira, like me, has grappled with the loss of her mom several years ago. In the spirit of our shared and diverse experiences, we decided to open up a conversation we had back in September to share with all of you in this podcast community. So, join us as we delve into a heartfelt discussion, exploring grief support from every angle.

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Episoder(218)

EP218 - When Love Continues Changing

EP218 - When Love Continues Changing

Love doesn’t end when someone dies—but our relationship with that love can continue to change. In this episode, Tim explores what it means to allow our memories, relationships, and even ourselves to e...

25 Aug 22min

EP217 - Learning to Live With Unanswered Questions

EP217 - Learning to Live With Unanswered Questions

Why did this happen? Could I have done more? Will life ever truly make sense again? These are questions nearly every grieving person asks, yet many never receive the answers they long for. In this dee...

12 Aug 18min

EP216 - The People Who Stay

EP216 - The People Who Stay

Who are the people who stayed after your loss? In this heartfelt episode of Journey to Grateful, Tim reflects on the quiet, faithful friends and family members who continue showing up long after the f...

4 Aug 19min

EP215 - The Person You Become After Loss

EP215 - The Person You Become After Loss

Journey to Grateful, Tim reflects on the quiet, often unnoticed ways love and loss continue shaping who we become. From greater compassion and patience to a deeper appreciation for ordinary moments, h...

29 Jul 13min

EP214 - The Life Between the Milestones

EP214 - The Life Between the Milestones

Grief isn’t only experienced during anniversaries, birthdays, or milestone moments. More often, it quietly accompanies us through the ordinary routines of everyday life—the grocery store, household de...

21 Jul 13min

EP213 - Grief Doesn’t Check Your Calendar

EP213 - Grief Doesn’t Check Your Calendar

Life doesn’t slow down simply because we’re grieving. In this episode, Tim reflects on the reality that some seasons ask more of us than others, bringing together family milestones, difficult decision...

14 Jul 9min

EP212 - You Are Not Grieving Wrong

EP212 - You Are Not Grieving Wrong

Am I grieving the right way? It’s one of the most common questions grieving people ask themselves, often without ever saying it out loud. In this episode, Tim explores the myth that grief follows a ti...

30 Jun 13min

EP211 - The Ugly Companion of Grief

EP211 - The Ugly Companion of Grief

Guilt is one of grief’s most persistent companions. In this episode, Tim explores the many forms guilt can take—from caregiving regrets and unanswered questions to the guilt of laughing, healing, and ...

30 Jun 12min

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