In this episode, our aim was to pay tribute to our late mothers on Mother’s Day by inviting guests to share their heartfelt remembrances. It was a deeply meaningful experience, underscoring the importance of community support and solidarity on life's journey. This episode serves as a poignant reminder:

• Your mom can always be honored, even in her absence.
• You're not navigating this journey alone; support and companionship are within reach.

Listen. Breathe. Embrace.

Happy Mother's Day to all of the mothers, god mothers, and mother figures!

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Welcome to Season 2, Episode 3!

During this episode, we spoke with International Speaker and Best-selling Author, Dr. Eddie Connor. Dr. Eddie not only shared his journey being diagnosed with stage 4 cancer at the young age of 14 and losing his best friend some years prior to cancer as well, but he also shared a newer grief journey of losing his grandmother. This episode explores questions like, "How does a man deal with grief?" and "Who is encouraging the encourager?" These are real questions to consider when dealing with grief.

Tune in and be encouraged as you listen.

If you would like to contact Dr. Eddie Connor, you can reach him at:

IG: @eddieconnorjr
FB: @eddieconnorjr
X: @eddieconnorjr
TikTok: @eddieconnorjr
www.EddieConnor.com

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Welcome to Season 2, Episode 2!

During this episode, we sat down with the comedic extraordinaire, Michael McDaniel and he shared his grieving journey. Michael has experienced loss in more than one form and was very transparent and vulnerable in sharing his journey. This episode is filled with emotion, but also there is a space for healing, growth, and love. Michael also talks about what it is like to be a comedian and lose his laughter. How many of us have experienced grief, and it took something from us that was a challenge to get back *insert raised hand emoji*?

Take a listen. Take a pause. Say a prayer. Express Gratitude.

If you would like to connect with Michael on social media, you can find him at:

IG: @IAmMcDaniel
TikTok: @IAmMcDaniel
YouTube: @IAmMcDaniel
Michael@MichaelMcDaniel@vo.com

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Welcome to Season 2 of The Grieving Journey Podcast. We want to thank all of our listeners who tuned in during season 1, and during this season, we have more journeys to share with you.

During this episode, we sat down with Therapist, Tianna Jones as she shared her grieving journey. Tianna lost her mother to domestic violence, and she talks about her truth and the challenges of forgiving, but also the power in forgiveness. She also talks about what it is like to be a therapist and how that has helped her along on her journey.

If you would like to connect with Tianna, you can find her at:

www.thoughtsofmetherapy.com
IG: ThoughtsOfMe_Therapy
Psychology Today: Tianna Jones

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During this short episode, co-host of The Grieving Journey podcast recorded alone. November 4th is the day that her mother departed this earth and she wanted to come on honor her mom, Angela Anna Johnson. She also wanted to share a new tradition that she has started this year to honor her mom.

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When we think about "grief," we typically think about losing someone close to us. We may not consider that someone who has experienced adoption also experience grief. During this episode, we spoke with Talitha Abell, and she shared her grief journey of being adopted. Talitha spoke about what it was like to search for and find her birth family at the age of 45 and how she felt like she had a dual identity.

If you would like to speak to Talitha about her journey, you can do so at:

Facebook: Talitha Abell

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Bill Fennell shares his grieving journey of what it is like to lose his daughter and how he is now on the path to not only healing himself, but also helping others to heal. His daughter Caitlyn transitioned in 2017 after battling leukemia for the second time, and Bill shares the dark pit that he found himself in and how he was intentional about finding a way to pull himself out. He also talks about his journey to becoming a Grief Recovery Method Specialist and how he specifically wants to help grieving dads.

If you would like to get in contact will Bill, you can do so by:

• Visiting his website: The Grieving Dad
• Facebook: Bill Fennell
• YouTube:
• Phone: 219-210-6000

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Kristen Jolly-Boyd shares her grieving journey of what it is like to desperately want a child after experiencing multiple losses. During this episode, Kristen talked about being tried, but through it all, she kept her faith and became her own advocate, which resulted in her beautiful testimony who is Noa A'lice Boyd. We wanted to give Kristen the opportunity to really walk us through her experience, and she did just that, leaving us with a mix of emotions and hopeful. Make sure to tune in to the entire episode.

If you would like to connect with Kristen, you can find her on Facebook at Kristen Jolly-Boyd, as she is more than happy to be of service.

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