<p>Listen as childhood friends come back together two years later for a Mother's Day episode. Allison Ferrier shares her thoughts of Mother's Day by reminiscing and talking about what she feels is most important - love. "The Sound of Music" is heard as Theo and Allison share intimate moments with laughter, tears, and a never-ending friendship that gets stronger with each year that passes.  Life goes on and friendship grows.</p>

Listen as childhood friends come back together two years later for a Mother's Day episode. Allison Ferrier shares her thoughts of Mother's Day by reminiscing and talking about what she feels is most important - love. "The Sound of Music" is heard as Theo and Allison share intimate moments with laughter, tears, and a never-ending friendship that gets stronger with each year that passes. Life goes on and friendship grows.

<p>Listen as childhood friends come back together two years later for a Mother's Day episode. Allison Ferrier shares her thoughts of Mother's Day by reminiscing and talking about what she feels is most important - love. "The Sound of Music" is heard as Theo and Allison share intimate moments with laughter, tears, and a never-ending friendship that gets stronger with each year that passes. &nbsp;Life goes on and friendship grows.</p>

From Texas to New York, Part 2!

Theo Boyd is a speaker, host, and author of My Grief Is Not Like Yours, a book that takes readers 
through a rollercoaster of emotions as she explores how her life changed drastically in July, 2019. 
Many people find themselves on autopilot mode after a tragic loss without real insight into the 
emotions driving their grief. Theo Boyd has found solace in writing and believes there’s a need to talk about the hidden 
emotions accompanying grief. She writes so that others may seek comfort in her words. 
“I write so people can feel what I feel, see what I see, and love what I loved.” -Theo Boyd

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Theo Boyd is a speaker, host, and author of My Grief Is Not Like Yours, a book that takes readers through a rollercoaster of emotions as she explores how her life changed drastically in July, 2019. Many people find themselves on autopilot mode after a tragic loss without real insight into the emotions driving their grief. Theo Boyd has found solace in writing and believes there’s a need to talk about the hidden emotions accompanying grief. She writes so that others may seek comfort in her words. “I write so people can feel what I feel, see what I see, and love what I loved.” -Theo Boyd

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