On this week's episode, Alyce Cristina Vallejo, a Movement Artist and Embodiment Coach, shares her experience of losing her mother to pancreatic cancer.

The conversation covers the decline and diagnosis, hospitalization and treatment, hospice care, and the final moments with her mother. Alyce shares the impact of the loss on her and her family, as well as the process of processing grief and moving forward.

In this conversation, Alyce reflects on the role of her daughter, Amelia, in her healing process and the challenges of parenting after loss. She emphasizes the importance of honesty and teaching moments in navigating grief and shares her journey of mourning past relationships. Alyce also discusses the power of movement in processing grief and the tools she has found helpful in navigating the grieving process.

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