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Silent Grief Podcast

Silent Grief Podcast

著者： Jimmy and Clara Hinton
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Those of us who have lost children and loved ones are grieving in silence. The average time off for bereavment is only three days. Life is expected to go on as if nothing happened. There is an expectation to move on and not bring up our dead child's name.

This podcast offers comfort for people who have lost children. We will break the silence and share our difficulties with living without our beloved children. But we don't just share difficulties, our stories are also bound up in hope!Copyright Jimmy and Clara Hinton 心理学 心理学・心の健康 衛生・健康的な生活
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  • Episode 85 | Marriage, male grief, and finding hope after loss with Matthew and Colleen Wright (Part 1)

    Episode 85 | Marriage, male grief, and finding hope after loss with Matthew and Colleen Wright (Part 1)
    2026/10/20
    When pregnancy ends abruptly in miscarriage, couples are often thrust into a silent, disorienting wilderness. Between dismissiveness from doctors, the shock of lost dreams, and the deafening isolation that follows, the weight of baby loss can feel impossible to carry—especially when compounded by career upheaval, military transition, or life-threatening health crises.

    For fathers and husbands, that grief carries a unique, unspoken sting: the agony of helplessness when the instinct to protect your wife and family is stripped away.

    In Part 1 of this special two-part conversation—the very first guest interview on the Silent Grief Podcast—we sit down with longtime friends Matthew ("Feej") and Colleen Wright. Matthew, a former US Army combat aviator, and Colleen share their deeply personal journey through the sudden loss of their fourth baby in 2016, the emotional and physical toll of an unresolved missed miscarriage, and Matthew's raw struggle with grief, control, and denial as a protector. They open up about facing an overlapping kidney cancer diagnosis and an infertility prognosis, the miraculous prayer that defied the medical odds, and why true faith anchors us through tragedy without superficial prosperity promises.In Part 1 of this conversation, the Wrights share:
    • Confronting the clinical, dismissive attitudes often encountered in medical care during a miscarriage
    • The prolonged physical and emotional trauma of missed miscarriages and delayed surgical intervention
    • The husband's perspective: dismantling the cultural pressure on men to suppress grief and pretend loss never happened
    • The emotional courage required to name a miscarried child and acknowledge that joy and grief can coexist
    • Navigating the vulnerability of public pregnancy announcements and discovering unexpected peer support in shared sorrow
    • Clinging to God when crises collide: enduring a kidney cancer diagnosis alongside pregnancy loss
    • Matthew's journal prayer, Colleen's subsequent pregnancy, and reframing answered prayers without prosperity theology
    Special Thanks to Our Sponsor: Wright Farm Coffee RoastersWhen grief drains your energy, creating small anchors of morning stillness and comfort restores the soul. Our guests, Matthew and Colleen Wright, roast their premium, small-batch craft specialty coffee to order on their family farm—with each order including a personal handwritten note from Colleen. Enjoy 10% off your first purchase by visiting Wright Farm Coffee Roasters and using promo code SilentGrief at checkout.
    Connect with the Silent Grief Community:
    • Visit the Silent Grief Support Website
    • Listen and follow on Spotify
    • Read "Silent Grief: Finding Hope After Miscarriage or Death of a Child" by Clara Hinton
    • Stay tuned for Part 2 next week as Matthew and Colleen return to discuss cumulative grief, pastoral ministry, and building a business from the ground up.
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    35 分
  • Episode 84 | Does an early miscarriage qualify for the Wave of Light?

    Episode 84 | Does an early miscarriage qualify for the Wave of Light?
    2026/10/13
    This Thursday, October 15th, marks International Pregnancy and Infant Loss Remembrance Day. At 7:00 PM in every time zone across the earth, families will light a candle, creating a continuous, 24-hour "Wave of Light" around the globe in memory of all babies gone too soon.

    For parents who have experienced miscarriage, stillbirth, ectopic pregnancy, or infant loss, the Wave of Light is a sacred moment of solidarity. It is a time to break the silence, say our children's names out loud, and remember that our love for them never ends

    .In this episode of the Silent Grief Podcast, we help prepare our hearts for this powerful week. Clara reflects on her personal journey of remembering her stillborn son and why every loss—no matter how early—deserves to be honored. Together, Jimmy and Clara offer gentle guidance on creating your own remembrance ritual and navigating the days surrounding October 15th.

    In this episode, we explore:
    • The history and meaning behind the October 15 International Wave of Light
    • Overcoming "imposter grief": Why early pregnancy loss belongs in the light
    • The profound healing power of saying your child's name out loud
    • How to participate in the Wave of Light (privately or digitally with #WaveOfLight)
    • Navigating the "grief hangover" the morning after an emotional memorial
    Featured Sponsor: Special thanks to our sponsor, Wright Farm Coffee Roasters. Start your morning with quiet comfort and warmth. Discover small-batch roasted specialty coffee at WrightFarmCoffeeRoasters.com. Use the code SilentGrief to get 10% off your first order.

    Connect with the Silent Grief Community:Website: silentgriefsupport.comListen on Spotify: Silent Grief PodcastBook: Silent Grief: Finding Hope After Miscarriage or Death of a Child by Clara HintonRemember: At 7:00 PM this Thursday, our lights will shine together.
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    21 分
  • Episode 83 | Preparing Your Heart for October: Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month

    Episode 83 | Preparing Your Heart for October: Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month
    2026/10/06
    As September draws to a close, October arrives with deep meaning for millions of families around the world: Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month.

    For parents who have experienced miscarriage, stillbirth, SIDS, or the loss of an infant, October is a sacred yet emotionally challenging season. While it offers a long-awaited opportunity for our babies to be acknowledged and remembered, the sudden flood of ribbons, memorials, and public grief can also leave us feeling emotionally exposed and overwhelmed.

    In this episode of the Silent Grief Podcast, we sit down to discuss how to prepare your heart for the month ahead. Clara shares deeply from her personal journey of stillbirth and the origins of her book Silent Grief, offering gentle guidance on how to navigate October with grace, boundaries, and love.In this episode, we explore:
    • The bittersweet duality of Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month
    • Why society still struggles to acknowledge perinatal and infant bereavement
    • Giving yourself permission to participate—or protect your peace—on your own terms
    • Practical ways to honor your baby during October (including the Oct 15 Wave of Light)
    • How quiet morning rituals can sustain your emotional reserves when grief is heavy
    Featured Sponsor: Special thanks to our sponsor, Wright Farm Coffee Roasters. Cultivate a gentle morning rhythm of warmth, solace, and peace. Discover fresh, small-batch roasted specialty coffee at WrightFarmCoffeeRoasters.com Use the code SilentGrief to get 10% of your first order.

    Connect with the Silent Grief Community:
    Website & Support: silentgriefsupport.com
    Listen on Spotify: Silent Grief Podcast
    Book: Silent Grief: Finding Hope After Miscarriage or Death of a Child by Clara Hinton
    Remember: No matter how brief their time was, your baby's life matters.
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    24 分
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