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70. Friend-Loss is a Disenfranchised Grief: with Rebecca Feinglos
Today I chat with Rebecca Feinglos, grief expert and founder
of Grieve Leave. Rebecca is a certified grief support specialist, startup founder, and former state and local policy advisor. Rebecca founded Grieve Leave in 2021 as a way to document her experience on a year-long grief sabbatical, and process her own grief and loss— she lost her mother in her teens, her father suddenly in 2020, and her marriage in a drawn-out divorce. Grieve Leave has grown into a global community of 30,000 with online reach well into the millions that provides tangible takeaways, resources, and a healthy dose of humor, creating an entire movement around taking intentional time to grieve.
Rebecca and I chat about:
how that affects our grieving process
before recording this episode – the complexity of the grief, Courtney’s celebration of life, and more
Resources:
To get in touch with Rebecca or learn more about her, check
out her website, podcast, and socials!
Website: Grieveleave.com
Podcast: Grief'd Up The Podcast
Socials: @grieveleave
Rebecca’s book recommendation:
Grief is Love by Marisa Renee Lee
Some of my fave quotes from this episode:
“Grief will suffocate you if you don't make room for it.”
“We need more grief-informed workplaces.”
“Grief and love are totally intertwined.”
“Always go to the funeral.”
“Grief isn't logical.”
“Your grief is valid, no matter the relationship.”
“The limit to grief does not exist.” (catch the Mean Girls
reference here?)
“A life well lived is full of grief.”
“You have built close relationships with people if you are grieving.”
“The grief that we feel is totally parallel to the amount of
joy we’ve experienced in our lives.”
Get in touch:
Thank you for listening to Friends Missing Friends. If you enjoyed it, please follow/subscribe, leave stars and a review—it’s so appreciated, and it helps the podcast reach more listeners!
If you’re interested in being a part of a friend-grief
group, fill out the interest form at friendsmissingfriends.com/griefgroup
Email: [email protected]
Instagram: @friendsmissingfriends
Website: friendsmissingfriends.com
Spotify for Podcasts page: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/friendsmissingfriends
Leave a VM at FMF’s google voice number: 312-291-1781
Feel free to reach out, by email or VM. I will respond! (And if you want me to share it on the podcast, be sure to explicitly
give me permission to do so. Thanks y’all! Sending you love!).
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By Hannah RumseyToday I chat with Rebecca Feinglos, grief expert and founder
of Grieve Leave. Rebecca is a certified grief support specialist, startup founder, and former state and local policy advisor. Rebecca founded Grieve Leave in 2021 as a way to document her experience on a year-long grief sabbatical, and process her own grief and loss— she lost her mother in her teens, her father suddenly in 2020, and her marriage in a drawn-out divorce. Grieve Leave has grown into a global community of 30,000 with online reach well into the millions that provides tangible takeaways, resources, and a healthy dose of humor, creating an entire movement around taking intentional time to grieve.
Rebecca and I chat about:
how that affects our grieving process
before recording this episode – the complexity of the grief, Courtney’s celebration of life, and more
Resources:
To get in touch with Rebecca or learn more about her, check
out her website, podcast, and socials!
Website: Grieveleave.com
Podcast: Grief'd Up The Podcast
Socials: @grieveleave
Rebecca’s book recommendation:
Grief is Love by Marisa Renee Lee
Some of my fave quotes from this episode:
“Grief will suffocate you if you don't make room for it.”
“We need more grief-informed workplaces.”
“Grief and love are totally intertwined.”
“Always go to the funeral.”
“Grief isn't logical.”
“Your grief is valid, no matter the relationship.”
“The limit to grief does not exist.” (catch the Mean Girls
reference here?)
“A life well lived is full of grief.”
“You have built close relationships with people if you are grieving.”
“The grief that we feel is totally parallel to the amount of
joy we’ve experienced in our lives.”
Get in touch:
Thank you for listening to Friends Missing Friends. If you enjoyed it, please follow/subscribe, leave stars and a review—it’s so appreciated, and it helps the podcast reach more listeners!
If you’re interested in being a part of a friend-grief
group, fill out the interest form at friendsmissingfriends.com/griefgroup
Email: [email protected]
Instagram: @friendsmissingfriends
Website: friendsmissingfriends.com
Spotify for Podcasts page: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/friendsmissingfriends
Leave a VM at FMF’s google voice number: 312-291-1781
Feel free to reach out, by email or VM. I will respond! (And if you want me to share it on the podcast, be sure to explicitly
give me permission to do so. Thanks y’all! Sending you love!).