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I am a Griefist: A Childhood Cancer Grief Journey Podcast
By Aunt JackLeisure
I am a Griefist: A Childhood Cancer Grief Journey Podcast episodes
- Ep 12 - Kelly, Ria & Charlie (Part 2)Charlie's Mumma Kel and Charlie's Granny Ria so bravely continue sharing about Charlie's cancer journey and his departure.53 min
- Ep 11 - Kelly, Ria & Charlie (Part 1)Charlie's Mumma Kel and Charlie's Granny Ria join us as our very first guests to introduce us to baby Charlie, diagnosed with Acute Myeloid Leukemia (AML) at 18 months old.58 min
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- Ep 9 - To Say Or Not To SayFinally, we talk about the things people have said that was well intended but just didn't sit right.41 min
- Ep 8 - Support GroupsWe share some of our experiences with resources and support groups we found helpful.56 min
- Ep 7 - Golden NuggetsHow wonderful that episode 7 (of all episodes) showcases all the little signs we see that help us to remember and stay connected.1 hr 12 min
- Ep 6 - Small Mediums Or Large?We embraced spirituality and have explored mediumship to connect with the baby.57 min
- Ep 5 - A Tank Of TopicsWe discuss a tank of topics, including getting our thoughts on religion out of the way.53 min
- Ep 4 Her Departure**TISSUE ALERT** We discuss the end of her cancer journey and her final moments. This is a rough one.54 min
- Ep 3 The Cancer JourneySharing her journey of childhood cancer and the emotional rollercoaster that comes with it.1 hr 1 min
About I am a Griefist: A Childhood Cancer Grief Journey Podcast
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Finding hope after losing a child to childhood cancer. We are a bereaved family too, losing our baby to Wilm's Tumor in 2015. This podcast showcases the reality of childhood cancer and the subsequent…
grief journey for us and for other families around the world who are affected by childhood cancer loss. Our hope is that families can relate to our experiences. We are not medical professionals. We are griefists - unskilled in childhood cancer grief.