Description

Today I am addressing the often misunderstood concept of disenfranchised grief associated with involuntary childlessness. This type of grief occurs when a loss isn’t openly acknowledged or socially validated. I will explore how the lack of societal recognition and support makes this grief particularly unique and challenging.

By exploring the specific difficulties faced by individuals dealing with involuntary childlessness, I will provide strategies for coping with the grief and highlight the importance of self-compassion and seeking professional help. My aim is to provide empathy, validation and guidance for women navigating the path of involuntary childlessness in this episode.

Key Episode Takeaways:

• Disenfranchised grief is a type that occurs when somebody experiences a loss that is not openly acknowledged or socially validated.
• Pain from involuntary childlessness is unique because it is chronic. 
• Everyone's journey with this grief is unique. There's no one size fits all to dealing with it.

Find full episode notes and transcript HERE.

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