I am joined today by Lou Nylander, founder of Wildflowers of London. We discuss the complexities of grief, particularly during the festive season. Exploring our personal stories of loss, with Lou having lost both of her parents, and my baby loss 5 months into pregnancy.
We speak to the impact these losses have on us at times like the festive period. Speaking to the power of “ripping the rule book up on Christmas” and creating new traditions.
We speak to the complexities of grief and loss, emphasising the importance of coping mechanisms, open conversations about death, and finding joy amidst sorrow.
If you are navigating grief, I I hope that our conversation supports you at this tender time of year. Sharing these conversations are SO important, so if you know someone who is grieving, then remember to check in on them. Plus share this episode with them.
Key takeaways
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LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/lounylander/
Website: wildflowersldn.com
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This podcast is for entertainment purposes only and does not constitute professional advice. Nor is it a substitute for professional support.
The theme music for Death on the Daily is Set Free by Katie Gray, which is used with artist's permission.
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This podcast is edited by David Strutt, who you can contact here for any editing needs: davidstrutt2@gmail.com