When Grief Changed the Question | Tina's Story of Grief and Guidance
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For years, Tina Erwin's question was whether she could trust the experiences she couldn't explain. Then her six-year-old niece Ariana died—and the question changed.
In Part Two, Tina recounts the phone call that changed her family, the grief that followed, and the extraordinary experiences she says began unfolding after Ariana's death. As Tina and her family learn how to live with loss, neighbors, grieving families, and eventually strangers begin entering the story. What had once felt deeply personal becomes, for Tina, a question of responsibility: If you believe you have the ability to help someone, what are you supposed to do with it?
This documentary explores grief after the loss of a child, family, spiritual belief, unresolved grief, purpose, love, and service without asking listeners to share Tina's beliefs. At its center is a human question almost anyone can recognize: how do we keep living—and keep showing up for one another—after someone we love is gone?
Tina also shares the experiences that led her to write about grief, create what she calls the Crossing Over Prayer, and describe the years after her Navy career as a life of spiritual service.
Content note: This episode includes discussion of the sudden death of a child and grief.
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