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Life isn't easy...and sometimes throws you curveballs. I am going to step back for a while from recording, which ultimately means I got shit to figure out.
Sunshine peering through the fog
Self help podcast on my journey being diagnosed with PTSD Anxiety and Depression. I talk to people afflicted and Professionals for their guidence for true help, for a new tomorrow.
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Coming out of shock?
Having an "a-ha" moment and realizing that perhaps a year ago I was coming out of shock as it was 4 weeks exactly that we were in the ER hearing those words...."your husband has a brain tumour."
Respect intertwined with Great sadness
Taking a look back to a year ago January 26th vs today (recording on the 25th) and finding some sunshine for myself.
Is there an on and off switch?
Attempting to explain what the brain tumour did to John on a daily basis....absolutely phenomenal and devastating at the same time.
Every change equals a loss and grief
What should have been a sweet moment/memory is tarnished by realization that every change in John meant another loss and move towards what they were telling us.
The sweet sound of his voice
Although I used to make fun of John and his "radio voice" I cherish the recordable books we purchased and he voiced for us.
The box of kleenex
As we settle into our "new normal" and ultimately just enjoy our time together I reflect on the box of kleenex that has been a staple on the dining room table - never out of reach.
Medically Assisted In Dying Assessment Day
If you're uncomfortable with this topic then you should avoid listening to this lengthy podcast filled with nose blowing and pauses.
Best Burger EVA!
This episode hears me spiraling after a weekend of neglecting my grief but also remembering the kindness of others who want to help us by making THE BEST BURGER EVA!
Random thoughts 2.0
Taking some time to breath and allow the thoughts to flow into my head so I can absorb, comprehend and decipher them.