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It’s the season of gratitude… but what if you’re too exhausted to feel thankful?
If you’ve ever sat at a table, forced to answer “What are you grateful for?” with nothing but a lump in your throat, this episode is for you.
In this powerful episode, Charlotte speaks directly to the caregivers who feel emotionally spent, overwhelmed by expectations, and disconnected from the glossy gratitude culture of November.
Charlotte redefines gratitude in a way that’s real, accessible, and grounded in survival. She introduces the practice of micro-gratitude, noticing the smallest moments of relief, without forcing positivity or emotional performance.
With honesty, compassion, and practical tools, this episode gives you permission to stop trying so hard to “feel grateful” and start honoring the truth of what you’re carrying. Because sometimes, survival is the win, and noticing one moment of ease is more than enough.
Find your Free Scanxiety Toolkit at https://www.cancercaregiverpodcast.com/tools
By Charlotte Bayala5
2626 ratings
It’s the season of gratitude… but what if you’re too exhausted to feel thankful?
If you’ve ever sat at a table, forced to answer “What are you grateful for?” with nothing but a lump in your throat, this episode is for you.
In this powerful episode, Charlotte speaks directly to the caregivers who feel emotionally spent, overwhelmed by expectations, and disconnected from the glossy gratitude culture of November.
Charlotte redefines gratitude in a way that’s real, accessible, and grounded in survival. She introduces the practice of micro-gratitude, noticing the smallest moments of relief, without forcing positivity or emotional performance.
With honesty, compassion, and practical tools, this episode gives you permission to stop trying so hard to “feel grateful” and start honoring the truth of what you’re carrying. Because sometimes, survival is the win, and noticing one moment of ease is more than enough.
Find your Free Scanxiety Toolkit at https://www.cancercaregiverpodcast.com/tools

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