In this episode of the Fatigue Files, we hear from Mary Tutaev. Mary facilitates a Death Cafe in Bristol, England. She works extensively with the process of grief and its multiple dimensions. She has also suffered from ME/CFS. In this thoughtful conversation, Mary and Anna explore the various dimensions of grief as it emerges for those in the process of feeling that they are losing themselves in a chronic health condition. We also explore the newer self that emerges in the process of facing chronic illness.

For more on Mary's death cafe, it can be found on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/416667915109989

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Anna specialises in profound healing work. Her approach addresses all the layers of human well-being: body, mind, emotions and spirit. She works at all or any of these layers, depending on what her clients want and need. She has a longstanding personal knowledge of chronic fatigue, burnout and high stress environments and has overcome a very long history of MECFS.

Having had a successful career as an academic lawyer, Anna retrained in a range of healing modalities, including hypnosis and energy psychology. She is a longstanding spiritual practitioner and increasingly works with people in spiritual awakening processes such as Kundalini. She is a passionate input junkie with a daily commitment to staying on top of the latest health optimisation research.