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Hello there, and a warm welcome to 'Interviews of Grief.' Thank you for joining us today, and for allowing me to be your guide in sharing the powerful stories of others.
In this episode, my friend Marilyn Diamond who is an incredible individual and has faced her share of life's challenges. Marilyn's story is a testament to courage and resilience, as she's journeyed through the heart-wrenching loss of her son to the opioid crisis and, more recently, her mother's battle with dementia.
Marilyn brings a unique perspective to our conversation, holding a Master's Degree in Theology and a Doctorate in Divinity. Her insights not only come from the heart but are enriched by her scholarly and spiritual experiences.
Our paths first crossed in a Grief Share group, a place of solace and support, where I had the privilege of getting to know Marilyn. Her wisdom has been a beacon of light on my own journey through grief, and I'm excited to share her story with you.
Before we delve into Marilyn's narrative, I'd like to mention that you can find a link to her thought-provoking article, 'Dope Sick: Journey in the Opioid Crisis,' in the show notes. It's a must-read for anyone looking to gain a deeper understanding and compassion in the face of the opioid crisis as its occurring in many of our backyards.
So, settle in, and prepare to be touched by Marilyn Diamond's story of strength, love, and the enduring spirit of humanity.
Thank you for being a part of this meaningful conversation on 'Interviews of Grief.
*** LINK TO ARTICLE- http://www.blackpearlsmagazine.com/2020/03/01/dopesick/ ***
Hello there, and a warm welcome to 'Interviews of Grief.' Thank you for joining us today, and for allowing me to be your guide in sharing the powerful stories of others.
In this episode, my friend Marilyn Diamond who is an incredible individual and has faced her share of life's challenges. Marilyn's story is a testament to courage and resilience, as she's journeyed through the heart-wrenching loss of her son to the opioid crisis and, more recently, her mother's battle with dementia.
Marilyn brings a unique perspective to our conversation, holding a Master's Degree in Theology and a Doctorate in Divinity. Her insights not only come from the heart but are enriched by her scholarly and spiritual experiences.
Our paths first crossed in a Grief Share group, a place of solace and support, where I had the privilege of getting to know Marilyn. Her wisdom has been a beacon of light on my own journey through grief, and I'm excited to share her story with you.
Before we delve into Marilyn's narrative, I'd like to mention that you can find a link to her thought-provoking article, 'Dope Sick: Journey in the Opioid Crisis,' in the show notes. It's a must-read for anyone looking to gain a deeper understanding and compassion in the face of the opioid crisis as its occurring in many of our backyards.
So, settle in, and prepare to be touched by Marilyn Diamond's story of strength, love, and the enduring spirit of humanity.
Thank you for being a part of this meaningful conversation on 'Interviews of Grief.
*** LINK TO ARTICLE- http://www.blackpearlsmagazine.com/2020/03/01/dopesick/ ***