Beyond Words with April Snyder
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What if the most meaningful thing you can do is simply stay?
In this episode of The Sucky Sisterhood Podcast, Peyton sits down with April Snyder, a hospital chaplain and loss mom who walks closely with families in some of their most vulnerable moments.
Together, they talk about:
- What it means to be present in grief without trying to fix it
- The role of spiritual care in moments of loss
- How words, even when well-intended, can deeply impact a grieving mom
April shares from both her personal experience of loss and her work in the hospital, offering a thoughtful perspective on what it looks like to sit with someone in their pain. She speaks to the importance of creating space, honoring questions, and allowing grief to be what it is without rushing it toward resolution.
This conversation is a gentle reminder that meaningful care doesn’t come from having the right answers, but from being willing to stay, listen, and simply be present.
🔗 Connect with April Snyder
Instagram: @eripsni
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