Grief is the Worst

Episode 4

In today's episode, we chat with Kimberly Ring. Kimberly is a wife to Daryl and a mom to Dustin. She shares about her journey through some really dark and lonely months following significant changes in her life. She talks with us about how she managed to make it through with the help of her family and counseling. Kimberly is a big advocate of mental health awareness and continues to do her part by speaking out about her own experiences. It was such a blessing to get to chat with her and I know you will be blessed by our conversation as well. 

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Episode 3

In today's episode, we chat with Stephanie Harrell. Stephanie is a wife, a momma, a sister, and a daughter. Her mother is living with a dementia diagnosis and her father suffers from PTSD. Stephanie talks with us about navigating grief through a parent's illness and how that can affect day to day to life. She also shares practical tips on how we can come alongside those who are walking this same journey. 

You can connect with her on Instagram @s.s.harrell

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Episode 2: Madison Watson

In today's episode, we chat with Madison Watson. Madison and her husband Reese have walked an incredibly hard season of loss. She shares with us how they are working to give their heartache a purpose. Madison shares in the hopes that other people who are going through this difficult season will realize they are not alone. 

Hands down Madison is one of the strongest women I've ever met. Her story is one of not only faith but of grace and it is a story we all need to hear. 

You can connect with her on Instagram @MadisonWatson 

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Episode 1: Jessica Kim

On today's episode, I interview Jessica Kim. Jessica is an amazing mom to three beautiful children, she is married to her college sweetheart Peter and she is one of the most dedicated social entrepreneurs out there.  She is currently working on her third startup as CEO/Cofounder of ianacare. After caregiving for her mom who battled cancer for nearly 7.5 years, she is dedicating her life to change the cultural conversation about family caregiving and to build out practical tools to empower tangible action.

Jessica and I talk about how to navigate caregiving and grief with children. We talk about how important it is to let them have their own journeys of grief as well. We discuss moving forward, regrets and practical things that you can do to come alongside those you love who are hurting. 

Find out more about the free ianacare mobile app at their website www.ianacare.com or follow them on Instagram

You can connect with her on instagram @jessicanamkim and join their journey @ianacare.

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New episodes will be coming soon and I can't wait for you to hear from some of these amazing people who are going to share their grief stories with us.

Most importantly we want you to know that you are not alone and we will walk this together.  Whether your grief is present, lingering, or coming soon - we have a lot to learn about this road that we all walk.