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What happens when the life you had is gone?
In this episode, Natasha reflects on Groundhog Day, trauma, grief, and what it means to rebuild when you can’t return to who you were before.
Drawing from her breast cancer journey, this conversation explores the quiet grief that follows trauma — not just of what happened, but of the life, identity, routines, and future you thought you had.
This episode is for anyone standing at a crossroads, asking:
Who am I now?
What do I create next?
And how do I move forward when going back isn’t an option?
Trauma healing isn’t about returning to the old version of you.
It’s about allowing yourself to create something new.
By Natasha GolinskyWhat happens when the life you had is gone?
In this episode, Natasha reflects on Groundhog Day, trauma, grief, and what it means to rebuild when you can’t return to who you were before.
Drawing from her breast cancer journey, this conversation explores the quiet grief that follows trauma — not just of what happened, but of the life, identity, routines, and future you thought you had.
This episode is for anyone standing at a crossroads, asking:
Who am I now?
What do I create next?
And how do I move forward when going back isn’t an option?
Trauma healing isn’t about returning to the old version of you.
It’s about allowing yourself to create something new.