Mourning People

for everyone who has a really hard time with waiting because we don't do grief "right"

sometimes we just need to breathe. sometimes we just need a friend to sit in discomfort with us and remind us that we're safe.

thats what this is for. i hope it helps.

reach out anytime you feel that pull

@mourningpeoplepodcast

you're not alone, you’re a Mourning Person

for everybody who doesn't do grief "right"

Today I have the absolute pleasure of sitting down with Wade Simmons, a Filmmaker, funeral service provider, and entreprenuer from Chicago.

He lives by this motto: "Everybody is somebody" Talking with him you really get to know that this is something he truly feels.

He graduted from Worsham College of Mortuary science in 2018 and from Flash Point Chicago in 2020.

He is passionate about both funeral service and film . Wade also trained for prowrestling with Chicago style wrestling he truly lives by "life is an adventure so enjoy the ride."

you're not alone, you’re a Mourning Person

Find Wade on Instagram @Wadejedi99

email me at [email protected]

the first Good News Friday.

will this be a thing? nobody knows. but, I'll make it a thing. because i said so.

*CONTENT WARNING*

this episode discusses suicide.

please listen with care.

for every parent who has felt the deepest form of love there is for their child.....because we don't do grief "right"

i have finally come to a place where I'm ready to talk about "the incident"

if you are in crisis, please call or text the Suicide crisis helpline at 9-8-8

you're not alone, you’re a Mourning Person.

for everyone who feels unseen, because we don't do grief "right"

Sabrina is with us today to talk about her experience with pregnancy loss and how the TFMR community needs.

the podcast for everyone with imposter syndrome because how do I have an author on my podcast? Because we don't do grief "right"

Today i am speaking with April D. Morgan, author of "Married to the job. Work isn't a job, it's a relationship"

We get into her experiences with grief, the impact that has had on her relationship with work, and how leading with heart can literally change the world.

Thank you for joining me today, April.

Find April's book at www.elevatepeopleopsllc.com

use code LEGACY10 at checkout.

you're not alone, you’re a Mourning Person.

the last episode of the brandi series.

Friends, in this episode i get very real about my struggles with mental health and motherhood. The things i say were terrifying to say out loud, and i spent a lot of time going back and forth on whether or not i edit it out. i decided to keep it. From the beginning of this journey, i have wanted this to be a safe space to talk about the heavy, loneliest parts of life and none of us will get there if we dont acknowledge the parts that scare us.

My son is aware of the things i say, and he understands that none of it has anything to do with him. He also doesnt agree with most of it, and thinks I'm being too hard on myself, which is another reason why i decided to keep it in. i think it shows how deep the struggles of parenting run, and how our biggest mistakes arent always reflected in our childrens eyes.....or hearts.

You're not alone, you’re a Mourning Person

[email protected]

if you are in distress, please call or text the suicide crisis hotline at 9-8-8

The one and only Brandi is back to talk about the grief we feel when navigating chronic illness (for real this time)

Get ready for some real conversations about

grief, relationships, motherhood, how we can move through the challenges and why positivity isn't always an option.

This will be a 3 episode series filled with deep talks, some tears, and a lot of laughs, because if you can't laugh through your pain, whats the point?

You're not alone, you’re a Mourning Person

[email protected]

if you are in distress, please call or text the suicide crisis hotline at 9-8-8

For everyone who needs a break sometimes, because we don't do grief "right"

Welcome to season 2! And welcome my friend, Brandi. the point was to talk more about the grief we feel when you have chronic illness. we.....didnt get far. listen to hear more about Brandi's experience with bipolar, navigating the medical system, and jokes that probably shouldnt be as funny as they are.

you're not alone, you’re a Mourning Person.