Nina RodriguezGuest
Michael VintonHost
Tina ChevalierHost
But I found my footing and I found how I can stand on my two feet and say the thing without any inner turmoil about it.

So many of the things, you know, we always talk about how our grief, you know, it's stigmatized and we have disenfranchised grief.

One of the things that you talk about that I really love so much, I love everything you do.

And I hope that our listeners listen to Grief and Light because it's just, it's beautiful.

And for sibling loss survivors like us and, you know, kind of the complicated traumatic grief that we have.

Can you kind of explain that a little bit to our listeners and talk about how to

The door gets cracked open a little bit and you start feeling a little bit of joy.

And sometimes it could even be painful to feel joy, especially that first time that you're laughing, realizing, I'm not only okay, I'm actually like enjoying this moment.

And there's immense guilt in that one particular moment that you left for the first time after they're gone.

And then more time passed as I learned more about grief and what it is and what it isn't.

And then I realized every time I'm really happy, immediately I have this like wave of grief and sorrow that's like just right.

But I found my footing and I found how I can stand on my two feet and say the thing without any inner turmoil about it.

So many of the things, you know, we always talk about how our grief, you know, it's stigmatized and we have disenfranchised grief.

One of the things that you talk about that I really love so much, I love everything you do.

And I hope that our listeners listen to Grief and Light because it's just, it's beautiful.

And for sibling loss survivors like us and, you know, kind of the complicated traumatic grief that we have.

Can you kind of explain that a little bit to our listeners and talk about how to

The door gets cracked open a little bit and you start feeling a little bit of joy.

And sometimes it could even be painful to feel joy, especially that first time that you're laughing, realizing, I'm not only okay, I'm actually like enjoying this moment.

And there's immense guilt in that one particular moment that you left for the first time after they're gone.

And then more time passed as I learned more about grief and what it is and what it isn't.

And then I realized every time I'm really happy, immediately I have this like wave of grief and sorrow that's like just right.
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