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We recorded an episode! And the because it turns out taking care of a baby while working full time is brutally hard and turns your brain to mush, Tara forgot to upload it for a month!
Enjoy this discussion of all the grief stuff that's happened in the last several months!
We're back! This week Tara talks about her birth experience, which did not go as planned (but, spoiler, everything works out in the end).
Content Warning: We do go into a fair bit of detail about a traumatic birth experience.
This week we talk about how Jane the Virgin became one of our favorite depictions of grief and loss of a spouse we've ever seen. Major spoilers for seasons 3 and 4 in our discussion. Plus Tara has had a bananas week and Talcott is finding milestones are passing a little more gently.
This week we talk about losing a pet as we mourn a member of the Death Prattle cat family. We discuss unexpected loss of a pet and how our relationships to our pets sometimes reflects our relationships with people.
CONTENT WARNING: This episode includes a discussion of pet euthanasia.
This week Talcott talks about taking his third sadness vacation on the anniversary of Val’s death and how what started as a type of escape is becoming an annual tradition.
Content Note: This weeks episode contains some discussion of pregnancy loss throughout the episode.
This week we make a special announcement that explains why the episode release has been so weird lately. Tara basically talks at Talcott for 35 minutes about all the feelings she's been feeling about being pregnant after losing her first pregnancy earlier this year.
We are switching to an every other week schedule for the foreseeable future while Tara adjusts to the growing an entire whole person situation.
This week we talk about how a trauma response training triggered a very meta existential crisis for Tara about the podcast.
We had some technical difficulties with recording this one so there might be some blips in the audio here and there.
Talcott talks about coming up on the three year anniversary of Val’s death.
This week we talk about the bizarre feeling of thinking maybe your loved one faked it all along. We discuss the coming back from the dead trope in pop culture and how we'd feel if someone actually did that to us.
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