Everybody Hurts, Sometimes
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Everybody Hurts, Sometimes
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Like religion and politics, grief is often treated as a taboo topic in everyday conversation. We stay quiet to spare those who are hurting, but what if our silence actually makes the pain worse?
In this episode, we sit down with special guest Ruby Kraner-Tucci to explore what happens when we break the silence around loss, how to navigate the awkwardness of grief, and why talking about death is essential to finding meaning.
Read Ruby’s writing:
https://www.heraldsun.com.au/health/mental-health/my-dad-died-suddenly-but-the-silence-that-followed-felt-like-losing-him-again/news-story/f26ec17fa633e99aa8b7d17497f64663
"My dad died suddenly, but the silence that followed felt like losing him again"
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We’d love to hear your thoughts on this episode. Send your feedback to findingourwhy@thejewishindependent.com.au
For emotional support, contact Griefline, which provides free and confidential counselling, resources and information to people experiencing grief and loss across Australia. Call 1300 845 745