Aug 24, 2026 · 49 min · 11 segments
Sometimes the hardest part of divorce isn’t losing the marriage—it’s losing the version of yourself you thought you would always be. In this deeply personal and uplifting episode of *Dishing on…
Hope FirselGuest
Deanna CoyleHost
Mandy PullanHost

Ending that relationship and co-parenting is definitely the hardest thing I've ever had to do.

I think the biggest piece that's hard is the letting go and giving my clients the opportunity to let go.

Because even when it was a mutual divorce, there's space for mourning and grieving.

And it's not just grieving the loss of that relationship, but also the future plans that You get more into it, but that relationship and that marriage was so grounding for what you built your life around.

I feel like in your experience, there's the identity of like all the different, I don't want to say trauma because I don't think that's probably how you see it, but I'm sure that there was a feeling of while you were in the the throes of trying to get pregnant, right? That it felt traumatic.

And I remember her saying to me, all teary-eyed, she said, I can't do the one thing that my body is supposed to do.


Ending that relationship and co-parenting is definitely the hardest thing I've ever had to do.

I think the biggest piece that's hard is the letting go and giving my clients the opportunity to let go.

Because even when it was a mutual divorce, there's space for mourning and grieving.

And it's not just grieving the loss of that relationship, but also the future plans that You get more into it, but that relationship and that marriage was so grounding for what you built your life around.

I feel like in your experience, there's the identity of like all the different, I don't want to say trauma because I don't think that's probably how you see it, but I'm sure that there was a feeling of while you were in the the throes of trying to get pregnant, right? That it felt traumatic.

And I remember her saying to me, all teary-eyed, she said, I can't do the one thing that my body is supposed to do.
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