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After losing Sam, I often struggle with apathy in daily life. The question is, how can I wake up each day excited and motivated to get the most out of life? How can I use this motivation to jump out of bed and start my day?
The answer is, I can't. My brain doesn't work that way. What does register and send a chill down my spine, however, is the idea of getting to the end of my life with the realization that I never fully lived again after Sam died. A catastrophic two for one loss. One overdose, two deaths, Sam's and mine. A regret that would be too late for me to undo.
In this brief episode, I discuss how I want to look back on myself, as a much older woman, and why I think this can be an important part of our healing.
After losing Sam, I often struggle with apathy in daily life. The question is, how can I wake up each day excited and motivated to get the most out of life? How can I use this motivation to jump out of bed and start my day?
The answer is, I can't. My brain doesn't work that way. What does register and send a chill down my spine, however, is the idea of getting to the end of my life with the realization that I never fully lived again after Sam died. A catastrophic two for one loss. One overdose, two deaths, Sam's and mine. A regret that would be too late for me to undo.
In this brief episode, I discuss how I want to look back on myself, as a much older woman, and why I think this can be an important part of our healing.