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Suzanne Anderson, an author, psychologist, coach, leadership consultant, transformational teacher and founder of The Mysterial Woman, joins us on the podcast to tell the story of losing her beloved husband David to suicide. After that tragic life, the beautiful and magical world she had shared with David came crumbling down and she was left to navigate the brokenness. She walks us through how she did that, and shares some insights and anecdotes from her upcoming book "You Make Your Path by Walking: A Transformational Field Guide Through Trauma and Loss", available in June 2023. To learn more about Suzanne and her upcoming retreat, or to purchase one of her books, visit her website MysterialWoman.com.
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Jenn Schultz, educator, speaker, writer, and cancer advocate; joins us today to share her experiences with grief and loss in different forms. She shares with us the story of her cousin who passed away suddenly at a very young age, and how her and her family coped with her death. Then, she brings us to the time in her life when she was first diagnosed with cancer, and how that led to major life changes. She is now a four-time cancer survivor and certified melanoma educator through the Melanoma Research Foundation and actively involved in her local chapter of the American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network.
To find and connect with Jenn, visit her website at jennpatrice.com, or follow her on Instagram @jenn_patrice. You can also listen to her monthly guest segment on the podcast Low Ultraviolet Tide, wherever you find your podcasts.
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Kristina Driscoll, with a degree and former career in finance, talks about how her life changed when her husband was diagnosed with early-onset Alzheimer's disease when their son was just 5 years old. She shares what that 12 yr caretaking journey looked like and the grief that came along with it, and how she changed her life in the aftermath to one of helping women find their own paths to becoming brave, resilient, and authentic with her podcast, "She's Brave with Kristina Driscoll". You can find her on Instagram @shesbravepodcast, or on her website at www.shesbravepodcast.com.
She is also on Facebook, where you can connect with her or join her Facebook group.
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Lianne walks us through the chapters of her life that she hadn't expected, from a life-changing physical injury, to falling in love and the logistical complexities of the relationship, to re-connecting and losing her partner, and finally to a place of healing through the creation of her business making book art. You can see examples of Lianne's custom book art pieces or reach out to her on Instagram @Liannilily_creations or on TikTok @LianniLilyCreations.
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Kyla joins us to share how her brother's tragic and sudden loss sparked a monumental change in her life and within herself. She went on to create a business following a calling from childhood, to focus on wellness, self-development, and the outdoors. You can find Kyla's website here https://www.back2naturewellness.com/ or you can find her on Instagram @back2nature_wellness. You won't want to miss this episode.
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Shira Sameroff joins us to discuss her path from wanting to become a mother as a single woman in her late 30s and where that desire brought her. From the exploration of her values and identity to the world of adoption and the grief that comes when adoptions fall through. Shira talks about that continued re-evaluation and the way we find our true path through challenges. You can connect with Shira via her website www.shirasameroff.com or on IG @shirasameroff.
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We talk with Sarah Cox as she shares her journey of infertility, miscarriage, and the loss of her baby Jasmine. Sarah is on social media @journeyforjasmine and host of the podcast "Finding Hope After Loss".
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As your host, I love interviewing guests about their experiences with grief and where it has led them in life. I have been enjoying these other stories so much that I hadn't stopped to think that you don't know my own story. So this is a short episode to get a little background on who the host of Grief Trails is, and what led to the creation of this podcast. Enjoy this first solo episode!
Amanda Kernahan is host of this podcast Grief Trails, and also the founder of RememberGrams. She is a freelance writer and working on her first memoir. She is also a sign language interpreter, wife, and mother of two.
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Paula Yolles joins us to talk about the grief that comes from a divorce. The pain of not being able to be with your child full time and how she leaned on food for comfort. She walks us through her journey of healing her past and herself so she could walk into the future she is living now as a coach for women and emotional eating.
Paula is founder of Body Mind Food Freedom, and you can reach her via email [email protected], on Instagram @paulayolles, or Join her Facebook Group "End Emotional Eating Sisterhood".
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Andreea joins us to share the story of losing her life partner Kalman, the journey of getting medical care within the U.S. without health insurance, and what finding her purpose has meant for her along the way and since his passing. To meet with Andreea and consider working with her as a coach, you can go to the scheduling link here. You can follow her on Instagram @asacred_rebel.
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