Erica and Sharon speak with Danielle Jones about her relationship with her biological father and how she struggled throughout the years to make it work out of obligation.  Once Danielle processed her pain she and grieved her relationship with her father and chose not to continue the relationship because it was not healthy for her.

Erica and Sharon discuss how important it is not to get lost in the details of your traumatic event.  They share how easy it is to become a detective as a means to distract the griever from feeling the pain associated with their loss.

Sharon shares how she coped with losing her best friend Sharon Yarbrough to cancer two years ago.  Erica and Sharon talk about how the pain from a broken heart can truly stop you in your tracks if left unattended.

Erica and Sharon discuss the new program that they have developed to deal with the pain when a loss first occurs.  From their work with so many grievers over the years they have noticed that people either avoid, resist or become over-reactive to their pain.  Processing the Pain of Grief is a program that teaches grievers how to allow their feelings to happen in order for healing to begin.

Sharon and Erica discuss Austin and some of his more popular antics.  He was truly a colorful child and they do their best to paint a picture of how special he was and how his missed by their entire family.

Erica and Sharon interview Rod Willams and he gives an in-depth account of what life has been like since the loss of his son "Peanut."

Erica and Sharon talk about their amazing father Anthony Honore'.

He was such a larger than life personality who taught them both so much.  They discuss how they are affected on Father's Day since his passing in 2013.

Sharon and Erica interview Rod Williams about how he copes with Father's Day since losing his son "Peanut."  Rod shares very openly about his loss and what has helped him put the pieces of his life back together.

Erica and Sharon discuss what happens when your support system wants you to move on and no longer wants to talk about your pain.

Erica and Sharon discuss how shedding tears is not always a sign that you're processing your grief.  Sometimes you can feel the full weight of grief and not cry.