In this episode, we move through a week of shock after a sudden family death, a second funeral in town, and the strange mix of a full house and private numbness. We explore how small rituals, better listening, and humane workplaces can hold grief with more care.

• sudden loss and the protective fog of numbness
• contrast between anticipated and unexpected death
• family gathering as comfort and strain
• funerals as support and emotional activation 

• small rituals for nervous system care
• setting boundaries and choosing rest
• why workplace bereavement must change   

• planning for the firsts after a death
• an ongoing commitment to share the journey

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