Season two begins at the beginning.

Before the loss.

Before the silence.

Before we learned how to cope.

In this episode, we explore how childhood shapes the way we grieve, attach, protect, and survive. We talk about how children don’t grieve like adults and how they process loss in waves, through behavior, through the body, and often without language. We look at how adaptation can look like identity… and how what we carry may not have started with us at all.

Grief is not a straight line.

The arc bends backward before it moves forward.

And sometimes the most healing thing we can do is gently ask:

What did I learn to carry?

What wasn’t mine to begin with?

This episode sets the foundation for a deeper season... one that will explore childhood grief, silence as survival, complicated parents, inherited patterns, and the emotional layers we learned to navigate long before we had words for them.

If you’ve ever wondered why, you respond the way you do…

why certain losses feel heavier…

why certain patterns repeat…

This is where we begin. 🤍

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