Surviving Sibling Loss-The Forgotten Mourner’s podcast: Recent Episodes
Surviving Sibling Loss
This show is about Surviving Sibling Death. Join with me as I share lessons that I’ve learned in the 22 years since the death of my brother.
The significance of Sept 13, 1996. Tupac died and my family found out some information. Find out how my brother dropped the news on me. Also if you haven’t converted to YouTube. Please do. @survivingsiblinglosspodcast
Welcome siblings! New updates on what Little Sis Chris is working on and an apology. Check us out on YouTube and on the new website!
If you have already seen this episode on YOUTUBE this is the audio only portion of the video. If you have not seen the video, welcome Sibling Aundria to the podcast as she shares the sudden and tragic death of her brother. I am pretty late adding this as we met in November of 2022, but please enjoy. We thank Aundria for sharing her heart although very nervous. It takes courage and strength to share broken hearts and our siblings and I appreciate her, as well as other siblings who have joined on both audio and visual podcasting. If you would like to be a guest, I have a new website. www.survivingsiblinglossfmpodcast.org. Talk soon and love you all.
Full audio episode of sibling Ginny. Hear her share the loss of two siblings and her journey through grief and young adulthood.
To the lady who saved my brother and I from an possible assault. I dedicate this episode to my neighbor who recently died. Today is her memorial service. Hear how her life effected mine and my brother’s and I’m forever grateful ♥️
I get to speak with another sibling from Canada. I felt blessed to be able to speak with her. 💜Listen to our conversation about her sister.
As a young griever there were times when I just wanted to run away..find out more, here
What triggers you and how do you handle it? Lil Sis tells you her story of how she handled it recently.
Listen to an interview Lil Sis who’s also a therapist Had with a grief counselor Debi Jenkins Frankle from @Calabasas Counseling and Grief Recovery Center.
Holidays can bring up memories that make you laugh, but also make you cry. Let’s get through this thing together.
After a death there can be a time where one can’t explain how they are feeling until years later. When that happens sometimes a grieved can’t lose relationships they once cherished. This was a hard episode for myself but I hope you fellow surviving siblings can relate.
Denied or delayed grief has its purpose but it’s a double edge sword. Here’s my story how how it affected me in every realm of life.
During the grieving process a sibling may notice their relationships may change with people. A sibling may feel their friendships, family or otherwise are failing them by not being there for them. This can set up resentment and cut relationships that once were so tight. Can you relate?