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đ˘ What happens when grief stacks upon grief, and you're the one everyone turns to for strength?
In this deeply moving episode, Teresa sit down with Laverne and Nate Hillâbeloved grandparents of Joshie, and parents to LaWaynaâto explore their journey through overwhelming grief, family resilience, and the silent burden of always being âthe strong one.â From losing nine loved ones in a single year to the generational ripple effects of unspoken trauma, this conversation invites listeners to pause, reflect, and recognize the grief that often goes unnoticed.
đŹ If youâre walking a path of grief and need someone to talk to, I invite you to reach outâ you donât have to carry this alone.
Key Topics Discussed:
âď¸ The weight of losing nine loved ones in one year
âď¸ The unique and often overlooked grief of grandparents
âď¸ Early trauma and how unresolved grief follows us through life
âď¸ The challenge of grieving while supporting your children
âď¸ Gender and military influences on how grief is expressed
Key Takeaways from this Episode:
â Grief is not a competitionâevery loss impacts differently, and all grief is valid.
â Grandparents often suppress their own grief to support their children and still need space to heal.
â Early, unresolved trauma can show up decades later if never processed.
â "Being strong" for others shouldn't mean neglecting your own grief.
â Honoring loved ones can be simple, sacred, and ongoingâthrough photos, traditions, or daily rituals.
Powerful Quotes from this Episode:
đ âI felt like my grief was lesser the theirsâŚbecause it impacted them more.â â LaVerne
đ âIt was hard to breathe, just watching your child go through that and knowing there was nothing you could do to take the pain away.â â LaVerne
đ âI didnât cry for yearsâŚbecause someone had to stand. Someone had to hold it together.â - Nat
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Shoutouts and Mentions:
⨠Joshieâs Legacy: Paw Patrol-themed celebration of life, âItâs a cousinâ t-shirts, favorite taco place tradition, daycare donation & scholarship in his name.
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đˇ Bereaved Motherâs Day: Reserve Your Spot https://livingaftergrief.com/bereavedmothersday
đ Connect With Us:
Have a story to share? Interested in being a guest? Need Support? DM us on social media or send an email.
Facebook, and Instagram: @Female Voices Life and Loss Podcast
Listen on YouTube: Â https://shorturl.at/jjrie
Website:â https://femalevoiceslifelo.wixsite.com/female-voicesâ
Email: [email protected]
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đ˘ What happens when grief stacks upon grief, and you're the one everyone turns to for strength?
In this deeply moving episode, Teresa sit down with Laverne and Nate Hillâbeloved grandparents of Joshie, and parents to LaWaynaâto explore their journey through overwhelming grief, family resilience, and the silent burden of always being âthe strong one.â From losing nine loved ones in a single year to the generational ripple effects of unspoken trauma, this conversation invites listeners to pause, reflect, and recognize the grief that often goes unnoticed.
đŹ If youâre walking a path of grief and need someone to talk to, I invite you to reach outâ you donât have to carry this alone.
Key Topics Discussed:
âď¸ The weight of losing nine loved ones in one year
âď¸ The unique and often overlooked grief of grandparents
âď¸ Early trauma and how unresolved grief follows us through life
âď¸ The challenge of grieving while supporting your children
âď¸ Gender and military influences on how grief is expressed
Key Takeaways from this Episode:
â Grief is not a competitionâevery loss impacts differently, and all grief is valid.
â Grandparents often suppress their own grief to support their children and still need space to heal.
â Early, unresolved trauma can show up decades later if never processed.
â "Being strong" for others shouldn't mean neglecting your own grief.
â Honoring loved ones can be simple, sacred, and ongoingâthrough photos, traditions, or daily rituals.
Powerful Quotes from this Episode:
đ âI felt like my grief was lesser the theirsâŚbecause it impacted them more.â â LaVerne
đ âIt was hard to breathe, just watching your child go through that and knowing there was nothing you could do to take the pain away.â â LaVerne
đ âI didnât cry for yearsâŚbecause someone had to stand. Someone had to hold it together.â - Nat
Â
Shoutouts and Mentions:
⨠Joshieâs Legacy: Paw Patrol-themed celebration of life, âItâs a cousinâ t-shirts, favorite taco place tradition, daycare donation & scholarship in his name.
Â
đˇ Bereaved Motherâs Day: Reserve Your Spot https://livingaftergrief.com/bereavedmothersday
đ Connect With Us:
Have a story to share? Interested in being a guest? Need Support? DM us on social media or send an email.
Facebook, and Instagram: @Female Voices Life and Loss Podcast
Listen on YouTube: Â https://shorturl.at/jjrie
Website:â https://femalevoiceslifelo.wixsite.com/female-voicesâ
Email: [email protected]