Today’s episode was completely unexpected, but so is the nature of grief, right?

Grief isn’t linear and it’s not always the most predictable thing. As waves of grief have come over me lately, I decided to sit and share my experience in the midst of things. I open up about the grief of losing my brother, Xavier, the emotions that have been surfacing lately, and some of some of the things currently helping me through. This isn’t just about sadness—it’s about regret, guilt, and the struggle of holding space for emotions that feel too big to bear.

This episode is an invitation to explore grief at your own pace, to set down the weight even momentarily, and to recognize that you are not alone in this experience.

A Preview of What’s in This Episode:

• The slow, heavy grief that doesn’t move on a specific timeline
• The guilt and regret that come with sibling loss
• The fear of fully feeling grief—and how you can try to navigate it
• Why putting boundaries on grief can help you process overwhelming emotions
• The weight of being the eldest after losing a sibling

Resources & Links:

• Read the blog post: https://alifedifferently.com/podcast/grief-overwhelming-emotions 
• Always a Sibling by Annie Sclaver Orenstein
• The Workout Witch’s Healing Somatics Workshop
• Follow a life differently on Instagram: @alifedifferently

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