Have you ever wondered why the first days after loss feel impossible to explain?

Do you question whether you’re “doing grief right” when you feel nothing… or everything at once?

Are you trying to make sense of the shock, the numbness, and the emotional whiplash no one talks about?

In today’s episode, we’re stepping into the tender, sacred space of the very first days after loss — the days no one prepares you for. The world often grows quiet at a time when your body is in shock, your heart is unraveling, and your mind is caught between numbness and overwhelm.

I’m sharing the truth of what these early days can look like: the tunnel of silence, the sudden waves of uncontrollable emotion, the moments of questioning every choice, and the way everyday tasks can feel both impossible and strangely grounding. This isn’t an episode about “fixing” grief — it’s companionship, soft honesty, and a place to breathe without expectations or timelines. Whether you're feeling nothing, feeling everything, or floating somewhere in between, this conversation meets you exactly where you are.

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Disclaimer: This podcast is for supportive and educational purposes only. I am not a licensed therapist. If you are struggling with your mental health or need professional guidance, please reach out to a licensed mental health provider, grief counselor, or trusted healthcare professional.

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