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Grief for an unlived future is still grief.
It just doesn’t always come with casseroles, sympathy cards… or words.
In this vulnerable and reflective episode, Johanna shares her personal journey through a specific kind of grief - one that doesn’t always get named or witnessed. As the holiday season approaches and emotions begin to stir for many of us, this conversation pulls back the curtain on lost history - the ache of what could have been.
We often expect grief to show up around birthdays, anniversaries, and tangible loss. But what about the grief for things that never got to happen? A wedding that never came. Children never born. Conversations never shared. The version of ourselves we never became.
This kind of grief - sometimes referred to as disenfranchised grief - often goes unseen, unacknowledged, and unsupported. And yet, it lives in us. It lingers in everyday moments and joyful occasions that feel bittersweet.
In this episode, Johanna shares:
She also offers gentle journaling prompts, compassionate reframes, and free grief support resources for those who need a little help navigating their own complex loss.
This episode is especially for those who have experienced:
You are not alone in this.
💜 Grab Johanna’s free resources:
🕊️ Johanna is a longtime volunteer speaker, volunteer family guide, and workshop facilitator with Threads of Life, a national charity that supports families affected by workplace tragedy. Learn more at: https://www.threadsoflife.ca/
🎧 Listen and subscribe to Transformative Journeys wherever you get your podcasts.
☕ Support the podcast or fuel the metaphorical duct tape fund at: https://buymeacoffee.com/transformativejourneys
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Grief for an unlived future is still grief.
It just doesn’t always come with casseroles, sympathy cards… or words.
In this vulnerable and reflective episode, Johanna shares her personal journey through a specific kind of grief - one that doesn’t always get named or witnessed. As the holiday season approaches and emotions begin to stir for many of us, this conversation pulls back the curtain on lost history - the ache of what could have been.
We often expect grief to show up around birthdays, anniversaries, and tangible loss. But what about the grief for things that never got to happen? A wedding that never came. Children never born. Conversations never shared. The version of ourselves we never became.
This kind of grief - sometimes referred to as disenfranchised grief - often goes unseen, unacknowledged, and unsupported. And yet, it lives in us. It lingers in everyday moments and joyful occasions that feel bittersweet.
In this episode, Johanna shares:
She also offers gentle journaling prompts, compassionate reframes, and free grief support resources for those who need a little help navigating their own complex loss.
This episode is especially for those who have experienced:
You are not alone in this.
💜 Grab Johanna’s free resources:
🕊️ Johanna is a longtime volunteer speaker, volunteer family guide, and workshop facilitator with Threads of Life, a national charity that supports families affected by workplace tragedy. Learn more at: https://www.threadsoflife.ca/
🎧 Listen and subscribe to Transformative Journeys wherever you get your podcasts.
☕ Support the podcast or fuel the metaphorical duct tape fund at: https://buymeacoffee.com/transformativejourneys