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S2 E19: Woody
Trigger warning for mention of death, loss and grief. If you have particular sensitivities around these subjects, please consider carefully whether and / or when you might listen to this episode.
Leo's dog, Woody, died just before Christmas.
This episode was recorded in December and the "previous" episode we mention at the beginning was "Furry Friends & Existentialism".
We speak about our experiences of bereavement and grief. We talk about navigating the end of life and expand this to speak about other endings, planned and otherwise.
Leo shares some treasured memories of his unique connection with Woody. We wonder about specific aspects of grief from (our) Autistic perspectives, bringing in differences in attunement, attachment and communication.
Your comments and feedback are always most welcome.
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By autisticlicenceTrigger warning for mention of death, loss and grief. If you have particular sensitivities around these subjects, please consider carefully whether and / or when you might listen to this episode.
Leo's dog, Woody, died just before Christmas.
This episode was recorded in December and the "previous" episode we mention at the beginning was "Furry Friends & Existentialism".
We speak about our experiences of bereavement and grief. We talk about navigating the end of life and expand this to speak about other endings, planned and otherwise.
Leo shares some treasured memories of his unique connection with Woody. We wonder about specific aspects of grief from (our) Autistic perspectives, bringing in differences in attunement, attachment and communication.
Your comments and feedback are always most welcome.
💛🧡
----more----
----more----
LINKS
Our YouTube channel
Our Facebook
Our website
Podcast home
Our socials
Get in touch at: [email protected]