In this episode, Zach Ancell sits down with Elizabeth Twardy, who shares her heartfelt experiences with death and loss, particularly in relation to her father's battle with cancer. Elizabeth recounts the profound moments leading up to his passing, discussing the complexities of grief and the emotional challenges of navigating life after loss.
Together, they explore the signs we seek from our loved ones who have passed and the importance of honoring their memory. Elizabeth offers raw and honest reflections on how grief has shaped her understanding of life and relationships, emphasizing the enduring connections we maintain with those we've lost.
This conversation invites listeners to reflect on their own experiences with death, the impact it has on our lives, and the resilience we can find in the face of loss.
Key Topics + Chapter Markers
What is your relationship with death? [2:34]
What do you think happens when we die? [21:39]
What would you want your family/friends to know if you died tomorrow? [27:13]
List of Resources
Peyote Sunday (Instagram)
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