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In this heartfelt episode of The Invisible Loss Podcast, we explore divorce through the lens of non-death loss—the kind of grief that isn’t always recognized, but deeply felt. Joined by Cortney and Kent, we engage in an open, honest, and vulnerable conversation about what it means to lose a marriage while both people are still living.
Together, we unpack the layered losses that come with divorce: the loss of identity, shared dreams, family structure, and the future once imagined. We also talk about the emotional complexity of grieving someone who is still present, and how that ambiguity can make healing even more challenging.
By sharing our stories and reflections, this episode creates space to acknowledge and validate the often invisible grief of divorce. If you’ve experienced this kind of loss—or are supporting someone who has—this conversation offers understanding, connection, and a reminder that your grief is real, even if others don’t always see it.
By Jennifer and BarbaraIn this heartfelt episode of The Invisible Loss Podcast, we explore divorce through the lens of non-death loss—the kind of grief that isn’t always recognized, but deeply felt. Joined by Cortney and Kent, we engage in an open, honest, and vulnerable conversation about what it means to lose a marriage while both people are still living.
Together, we unpack the layered losses that come with divorce: the loss of identity, shared dreams, family structure, and the future once imagined. We also talk about the emotional complexity of grieving someone who is still present, and how that ambiguity can make healing even more challenging.
By sharing our stories and reflections, this episode creates space to acknowledge and validate the often invisible grief of divorce. If you’ve experienced this kind of loss—or are supporting someone who has—this conversation offers understanding, connection, and a reminder that your grief is real, even if others don’t always see it.