Losing Your Parents: Recent Episodes
Losing Your Parents
About this show: I lost both parents to cancer at 22 and 27. Let’s talk about stuff that’s hard, ways you can move forward in your life and how to get back to a happier place. My intention is to connect those of us who have lost our mothers, our fathers or both parents, at any age, through the arts, life experiments, looking inward and turning pain into something positive.
Do you have a question to ask me, want advice, want to say hello, send your support, or a comment about a previous podcast or blog post and would like it to be on the air? I'd love to hear from you! Contact me here (emails and voicemails welcome!) http://losingyourparents.org/contact.
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Halloween is weird. And so are all the death decorations. Let's talk about Halloween Triggers and what you can do to prepare for this creepy season.
About this show: I lost both parents to cancer at 22 and 27. Let’s talk about stuff that’s hard, ways you can move forward in your life and how to get back to a happier place. My intention is to connect those of us who have lost our mothers, our fathers or both parents, at any age, through the arts, life experiments, looking inward and turning pain into something positive.
Contact me: http://losingyourparents.org/contact
About this show: I lost both parents to cancer at 22 and 27. Let’s talk about stuff that’s hard, ways you can move forward in your life and how to get back to a happier place. My intention is to connect those of us who have lost our mothers, our fathers or both parents, at any age, through the arts, life experiments, looking inward and turning pain into something positive.
Contact me: http://losingyourparents.org/contact
About this show: I lost both parents to cancer at 22 and 27. Let’s talk about stuff that’s hard, ways you can move forward in your life and how to get back to a happier place. My intention is to connect those of us who have lost our mothers, our fathers or both parents, at any age, through the arts, life experiments, looking inward and turning pain into something positive.
Contact me: http://losingyourparents.org/contact
About this show: I lost both parents to cancer at 22 and 27. Let’s talk about stuff that’s hard, ways you can move forward in your life and how to get back to a happier place. My intention is to connect those of us who have lost our mothers, our fathers or both parents, at any age, through the arts, life experiments, looking inward and turning pain into something positive.
Contact me: http://losingyourparents.org/contact
About this show: I lost both parents to cancer at 22 and 27. Let’s talk about stuff that’s hard, ways you can move forward in your life and how to get back to a happier place. My intention is to connect those of us who have lost our mothers, our fathers or both parents, at any age, through the arts, life experiments, looking inward and turning pain into something positive.
Contact me: http://losingyourparents.org/contact
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About this show: How to learn and assess: Who are the people in your life who are coaching and advising you? What areas of your life do you need support in? What is a 5 pointed advisor star and who's on it?
About this show: I lost both parents to cancer at 22 and 27. Let’s talk about stuff that’s hard, ways you can move forward in your life and how to get back to a happier place. My intention is to connect those of us who have lost our mothers, our fathers or both parents, at any age, through the arts, life experiments, looking inward and turning pain into something positive.
Contact me: http://losingyourparents.org/contact
About this show:
I lost both parents to cancer at 22 and 27. Let’s talk about stuff that’s hard, ways you can move forward in your life and how to get back to a happier place. My intention is to connect those of us who have lost our mothers, our fathers or both parents, at any age, through the arts, life experiments, looking inward and turning pain into something positive.
Contact me: http://losingyourparents.org/contact
About this episode: Now that you're an adult, how in the world do you make new friends and connections you're life?! We'll talk about direct steps on how to make friends as an adult, including where you can find like-minded people, social skills you can practice and bring to the table, and how to get over the awkward humps while friendship building.
About this show: I lost both parents to cancer at 22 and 27. Let’s talk about stuff that’s hard, ways you can move forward in your life and how to get back to a happier place. My intention is to connect those of us who have lost our mothers, our fathers or both parents, at any age, through the arts, life experiments, looking inward and turning pain into something positive.
Connect with me: http://losingyourparents.org/contact
About this episode: We'll talk about how to use the car dealership to bring in much needed dad energy into your life. I bough a Kia Soul for many reasons, but the Kia 100k / 10 year warranty sold me on making sure I was taken care of, just like a dad might. I use the dealership experience to channel some much needed dad energy + care info my life, which is just one of many ways you can bring #dadergy into to your life with a similar service.
About this show: I lost both parents to cancer at 22 and 27. Let’s talk about stuff that’s hard, ways you can move forward in your life and how to get back to a happier place. My intention is to connect those of us who have lost our mothers, our fathers or both parents, at any age, through the arts, life experiments, looking inward and turning pain into something positive.
Contact me: http://losingyourparents.org/contact
In this episode: We'll talk about birthdays without parents, the first birthday you have after your last parents dies + how to deal with the energy of subsequent birthdays.
About this show: I lost both parents to cancer at 22 and 27. Let’s talk about stuff that’s hard, ways you can move forward in your life and how to get back to a happier place. My intention is to connect those of us who have lost our mothers, our fathers or both parents, at any age, through the arts, life experiments, looking inward and turning pain into something positive.
Contact me: http://losingyourparents.org/contact
About this episode: We'll discuss how Father's Day weekend went (for me and for you), discuss death anniversaries, how sometimes there's a bunch of triggering dates to deal with one after the next, and what you can do differently next year to prepare for the next Father's Day.
About this show: I lost both parents to cancer at 22 and 27. Let’s talk about stuff that’s hard, ways you can move forward in your life and how to get back to a happier place. My intention is to connect those of us who have lost our mothers, our fathers or both parents, at any age, through the arts, life experiments, looking inward and turning pain into something positive.
Contact me: http://losingyourparents.org/contact
About this episode: This one goes out to all the entrepreneurs and the folks who work from home! Since I have been working for myself since 2006, the death of my mom in 2009 effected me deeply and therefor effected my work and income at the time. I will tell my work back story and how to deal with grief while working for yourself (and make sure your income flow is moving in a positive direction!).
About this show: I lost both parents to cancer at 22 and 27. Let’s talk about stuff that’s hard, ways you can move forward in your life and how to get back to a happier place. My intention is to connect those of us who have lost our mothers, our fathers or both parents, at any age, through the arts, life experiments, looking inward and turning pain into something positive.
Contact me: http://losingyourparents.org/contact
About this episode: We'll discuss ways to relieve and take care of the body and mind's reaction to feeling lonely and the ache of loneliness without your parents.
About this show: I lost both parents to cancer at 22 and 27. Let’s talk about stuff that’s hard, ways you can move forward in your life and how to get back to a happier place. My intention is to connect those of us who have lost our mothers, our fathers or both parents, at any age, through the arts, life experiments, looking inward and turning pain into something positive.
Contact me: http://losingyourparents.org/contact
About this episode: Note: First 54 seconds are blank, blog talk radio was having connectivity issues - skip to 55 seconds to start the show or skip to 2:30 to skip over additional connectivity issues! Today I'll be talking about the start of our wedding planning process and how it's been effected by not having parents. I'll also be talking about same-sex marriage and how this adds an additional hurdle.
About this show: I lost both parents to cancer at 22 and 27. Let’s talk about stuff that’s hard, ways you can move forward in your life and how to get back to a happier place. My intention is to connect those of us who have lost our mothers, our fathers or both parents, at any age, through the arts, life experiments, looking inward and turning pain into something positive.
Contact me: http://losingyourparents.org/contact
About this episode: Inspired by emails I've received, we'll be exploring the feeling of disappointment and how to come to terms with a life that wasn't what you expected.
About this show: I lost both parents to cancer at 22 and 27. Let’s talk about stuff that’s hard, ways you can move forward in your life and how to get back to a happier place. My intention is to connect those of us who have lost our mothers, our fathers or both parents, at any age, through the arts, life experiments, looking inward and turning pain into something positive.
Contact me: http://losingyourparents.org/contact
About this episode: Do you visualize yourself doing something but actually do something else? What does that afford you? We'll be talking about bringing in meditation and yoga into life and what that might look and feel like.
About this show: I lost both parents to cancer at 22 and 27. Let’s talk about stuff that’s hard, ways you can move forward in your life and how to get back to a happier place. My intention is to connect those of us who have lost our mothers, our fathers or both parents, at any age, through the arts, life experiments, looking inward and turning pain into something positive.
Contact me: http://losingyourparents.org/contact
About this show: I lost both parents to cancer at 22 and 27. Let’s talk about stuff that’s hard, ways you can move forward in your life and how to get back to a happier place. My intention is to connect those of us who have lost our mothers, our fathers or both parents, at any age, through the arts, life experiments, looking inward and turning pain into something positive.
Contact me: http://losingyourparents.org/contact
About this Episode:
Tune in today for the live show @ 12:30pm PDT / Archived on #iTunes & #BlogTalkRadio @ 1pm: "Dear Motherless Daughter, My Wish for you on Mother’s Day".
We'll be continuing the Mother’s Day Prep… Got a message from a woman named Angela True last night on Facebook who's lost both per parents. We had a great conversation.
She shared with me a blog post she wrote titled, "Dear Motherless Daughter, My Wish for you on Mother’s Day". The approach is as if your mother was writing you a letter. I loved it!
Angela is working on her memoir and is the director of I AM WHO ?? - a children’s organization in Thailand that does heart work with orphans.
About this show: I lost both parents to cancer at 22 and 27. Let’s talk about stuff that’s hard, ways you can move forward in your life and how to get back to a happier place. My intention is to connect those of us who have lost our mothers, our fathers or both parents, at any age, through the arts, life experiments, looking inward and turning pain into something positive.
Contact me: http://losingyourparents.org/contact
About this episode: Today we'll be talking about Mother's Day and how to do some preparation and self care so that you can be your best as this day approaches.
About this show: I lost both parents to cancer at 22 and 27. Let’s talk about stuff that’s hard, ways you can move forward in your life and how to get back to a happier place. My intention is to connect those of us who have lost our mothers, our fathers or both parents, at any age, through the arts, life experiments, looking inward and turning pain into something positive.
Contact me: http://losingyourparents.org/contact
About this show: We just learned yesterday that this 40th year will be the last year of the Michigan Womyn's Music Festival. This festival has been a mother to us all. Let's share some of our experiences of how she has been a mother to us.
About this show: I lost both parents to cancer at 22 and 27. Let’s talk about stuff that’s hard, ways you can move forward in your life and how to get back to a happier place. My intention is to connect those of us who have lost our mothers, our fathers or both parents, at any age, through the arts, life experiments, looking inward and turning pain into something positive.
Contact me: http://losingyourparents.org/contact
About this episode: Today we'll talk about releasing negative patterns our parents set up for us.
About this show: I lost both parents to cancer at 22 and 27. Let’s talk about stuff that’s hard, ways you can move forward in your life and how to get back to a happier place. My intention is to connect those of us who have lost our mothers, our fathers or both parents, at any age, through the arts, life experiments, looking inward and turning pain into something positive.
Contact me: http://losingyourparents.org/contact
About this episode: Today I'll be talking about feelings - what they feel like inside, how to work through a feeling to get all the way through it and actually know that it's felt all the way through to completion.
About this show: I lost both parents to cancer at 22 and 27. Let’s talk about stuff that’s hard, ways you can move forward in your life and how to get back to a happier place. My intention is to connect those of us who have lost our mothers, our fathers or both parents, at any age, through the arts, life experiments, looking inward and turning pain into something positive.
Contact me: http://losingyourparents.org/contact
About this episode: Have you experienced flashbacks after a parent dies? Listen we talk about different ways to work through difficult visions and experiences you might be feeling along the way.
About this show: I lost both parents to cancer at 22 and 27. Let’s talk about stuff that’s hard, ways you can move forward in your life and how to get back to a happier place. My intention is to connect those of us who have lost our mothers, our fathers or both parents, at any age, through the arts, life experiments, looking inward and turning pain into something positive.
Contact me: http://losingyourparents.org/contact
About this episode: Today we'll be talking about real stories of post traumatic stress with spiritual writer and community builder, Fig Ally. Fig tells us about her father's abusive past, the role it played at the end of her mother's life 4 years ago, and how she worked through difficult times to now help people on the path to self acceptance and self love.
About this show: I lost both parents to cancer at 22 and 27. Let’s talk about stuff that’s hard, ways you can move forward in your life and how to get back to a happier place. My intention is to connect those of us who have lost our mothers, our fathers or both parents, at any age, through the arts, life experiments, looking inward and turning pain into something positive.
Contact me: http://losingyourparents.org/contact
About this episode: A friend of mine shared a blog post on my facebook a few weeks ago that really pulled me in. It was titled, "This is a Dead Mom Essay," written by Maddie Taterka, a freelance writer and contributing editor to Autostraddle, an intelligent, hilarious & provocative voice and a progressively feminist online community for a new generation of kickass lesbian, bisexual & otherwise inclined ladies (and their friends).
In this article, I learned that Maddie lost her mom to cancer when she was 16 and immediately connected with her story, as I've lost both my parents to cancer and losing my dad when I was 22 really flipped my world upside down. Also, being a queer woman adds a entirely different spin to loss (in my opinion). I was really interested to get to know Maddie and her story a little bit more, so when she said yes to being open to an interview, I was ecstatic!
About this show: I lost both parents to cancer at 22 and 27. Let’s talk about stuff that’s hard, ways you can move forward in your life and how to get back to a happier place. My intention is to connect those of us who have lost our mothers, our fathers or both parents, at any age, through the arts, life experiments, looking inward and turning pain into something positive.
Contact me: http://losingyourparents.org/contact
About this episode: THE GETTING ORGANIZED SERIES Part 5: Ever wondered how to sell your parents stuff? I've sold a ton of my parents things (as well as my own) on eBay and craigslist. Today we're talking about how to navigate eBay and decide if it's the right way to go to sell your parents stuff.
Listen to all parts of this organization series, here
About this show: I lost both parents to cancer at 22 and 27. Let’s talk about stuff that’s hard, ways you can move forward in your life and how to get back to a happier place. My intention is to connect those of us who have lost our mothers, our fathers or both parents, at any age, through the arts, life experiments, looking inward and turning pain into something positive.
Contact me: http://losingyourparents.org/contact
About this episode: THE GETTING ORGANIZED SERIES Part 4: Ever wondered how to sell your parents stuff? I've sold a ton of my parents things (as well as my own) on craiglist and I have direct tools to make this work for you that have worked for me. We'll also talk about the "David's Thoughts", a blog written by a guy named David, giving a male perspective on grief.
Listen to all parts of this organization series, here.
About this show: I lost both parents to cancer at 22 and 27. Let’s talk about stuff that’s hard, ways you can move forward in your life and how to get back to a happier place. My intention is to connect those of us who have lost our mothers, our fathers or both parents, at any age, through the arts, life experiments, looking inward and turning pain into something positive.
Contact me: http://losingyourparents.org/contact
About this episode: THE GETTING ORGANIZED SERIES Part 3: Continuing the assessment your parents estate: How to decide to keep, donate, recycle, sell or throw away your parents old belongings.
Listen to all parts of this series, here.
About this show: I lost both parents to cancer at 22 and 27. Let’s talk about stuff that’s hard, ways you can move forward in your life and how to get back to a happier place. My intention is to connect those of us who have lost our mothers, our fathers or both parents, at any age, through the arts, life experiments, looking inward and turning pain into something positive.
Contact me: http://losingyourparents.org/contact
About this episode: We'll continue the conversation on how to face the task of getting organized with your parents belongings that they've left behind.
Listen to all parts of THE GETTING ORGANIZED SERIES.
About this show: I lost both parents to cancer at 22 and 27. Let’s talk about stuff that’s hard, ways you can move forward in your life and how to get back to a happier place. My intention is to connect those of us who have lost our mothers, our fathers or both parents, at any age, through the arts, life experiments, looking inward and turning pain into something positive.
About this episode: THE GETTING ORGANIZED SERIES Part 1: How to start organizing your parents stuff after they're gone. We'll start the conversation on how to face the task of getting organized with your parents belongings that they've left behind.
Listen to all parts of THE GETTING ORGANIZED SERIES, here.
About this show: I lost both parents to cancer at 22 and 27. Let’s talk about stuff that’s hard, ways you can move forward in your life and how to get back to a happier place. My intention is to connect those of us who have lost our mothers, our fathers or both parents, at any age, through the arts, life experiments, looking inward and turning pain into something positive.
Contact me: http://losingyourparents.org/contact
About this episode: Have you found film, audio, or pictures from boxes of your parents? Your own stuff? We'll talk pinterest, vimeo, youtube, and Blue Moon Camera, a business that will help you find out what's on that stuff!
About this show: I lost both parents to cancer at 22 and 27. Let’s talk about stuff that’s hard, ways you can move forward in your life and how to get back to a happier place. My intention is to connect those of us who have lost our mothers, our fathers or both parents, at any age, through the arts, life experiments, looking inward and turning pain into something positive.
About this show: I lost both parents to cancer at 22 and 27. Let’s talk about stuff that’s hard, ways you can move forward in your life and how to get back to a happier place. My intention is to connect those of us who have lost our mothers, our fathers or both parents, at any age, through the arts, life experiments, looking inward and turning pain into something positive.
About this episode: Today we're talking about Byron Katie's "The Work", her "Judge Your Neighbor" worksheet, and ways you can dive into working on forgiving yourself around any event, but most especially, a parent who is no longer present.
About this show: I lost both parents to cancer at 22 and 27. Let’s talk about stuff that’s hard, ways you can move forward in your life and how to get back to a happier place. My intention is to connect those of us who have lost our mothers, our fathers or both parents, at any age, through the arts, life experiments, looking inward and turning pain into something positive.
Questions, comments, love:http://losingyourparents.org/contact
About this episode: We'll discuss things you may think about after a parent dies such as "I'll never look into his eyes again", and ways to help yourself deal with these thoughts.
About this show: I lost both parents to cancer at 22 and 27. Let’s talk about stuff that’s hard, ways you can move forward in your life and how to get back to a happier place. My intention is to connect those of us who have lost our mothers, our fathers or both parents, at any age, through the arts, life experiments, looking inward and turning pain into something positive.
Questions, comments, love:http://losingyourparents.org/contact
In this episode: I talk about my Uncle Gene who passed away on 1/6/15, discuss what kinds of people remind you of your parents and how to stay connected.
About this show: I lost both parents to cancer at 22 and 27. Let’s talk about stuff that’s hard, ways you can move forward in your life and how to get back to a happier place. My intention is to connect those of us who have lost our mothers, our fathers or both parents, at any age, through the arts, life experiments, looking inward and turning pain into something positive.
Do you have a question to ask me, want advice, want to say hello, send your support, or a comment about a previous podcast or blog post and would like it to be on the air? I'd love to hear from you! Contact me here (emails and voicemails welcome!) http://losingyourparents.org/contact
About this episide: We'll talk about 2015 intentions - what is it you want accomplish this year?
About this show: I lost both parents to cancer at 22 and 27. Let's talk about stuff that's hard, ways you can move forward in your life and how to get back to a happier place. My intention is to connect those of us who have lost our mothers, our fathers or both parents, at any age, through the arts, life experiments, looking inward and turning pain into something positive.
Got a question for Lisa or a comment about a previous show or blog post? I'd love to hear from you! If you have a question to ask me or a comment about a previous podcast or blog post, please leave a voicemail for me, here: (626) 671-LISA (5472) or write me at losingyourparents.org/contact.
About this episode: Today is a special shout out for those who put in requests to hear Christmas songs that remind them of their parents.
About this show: I lost both parents to cancer at 22 and 27. Let's talk about stuff that's hard, ways you can move forward in your life and how to get back to a happier place. My intention is to connect those of us who have lost our mothers, our fathers or both parents, at any age, through the arts, life experiments, looking inward and turning pain into something positive.
Got a question for Lisa or a comment about a previous show or blog post? I'd love to hear from you! If you have a question to ask me or a comment about a previous podcast or blog post, please leave a voicemail for me, here: (626) 671-LISA (5472) or write me at losingyourparents.org/contact.
About this episode: Today we’re talking about ways you can communicate with your deceased parents during the holidays.
About this show:
I have lost both of my parents to cancer in my 20’s. When I was 22, I woke up next to my dad who had died and when I was 27 I watched my mom take her last breath.
After being present for their illness and witnessing their deaths, I had to face life as a young person without them. I decided that it was important to me to connect with other people who have also lost their parents. I’m in my 30’s now. I write and talk about my journey through healing my grief and working through life challenges that come up using creativity and self expression.
My blog is LosingYourParents.org and my goal is to bridge the gap between grief and joy at every opportunity.
Blog: http://LosingYourParents.org
Facebook: http://facebook.com/losingyourparents
Twitter: http://twitter.com/losingparents
Podcast: http://blogtalkradio.com/losingyourparents
YouTube: http://youtube.com/losingyourparents
Do you have a question to ask me, want advice, want to say hello, send your support, or a comment about a previous podcast or blog post? I’d love to hear from you! Here are several ways to contact me (including a totally anonymous contact form!) http://losingyourparents.org/contact
About this episode: Today we're talking about missing your parents during the holidays, how to change holiday patterns, how to find a therapist, how to get a present from your parents and starting the conversation on how to talk to your parents even after they are "gone".
About this show: I lost both parents to cancer at 22 and 27. Let's talk about stuff that's hard, ways you can move forward in your life and how to get back to a happier place. My intention is to connect those of us who have lost our mothers, our fathers or both parents, at any age, through the arts, life experiments, looking inward and turning pain into something positive.
Got a question for Lisa or a comment about a previous show or blog post? I'd love to hear from you! If you have a question to ask me or a comment about a previous podcast or blog post, please leave a voicemail for me, here: (626) 671-LISA (5472) or write me at losingyourparents.org/contact.
About this episode: We'll be talking about Lady Gaga, Howard Stern, performance expression to move through grief, eating to deal with grief and the yo-yo weight gain/loss that comes along with using food as a way to temporarily "deal".
About this show: I have lost both of my parents to cancer in my 20’s. When I was 22, I woke up next to my dad who had died and when I was 27 I watched my mom take her last breath.
After being present for their illness and witnessing their deaths, I had to face life as a young person without them. I decided that it was important to me to connect with other people who have also lost their parents. I’m in my 30's now. I write and talk about my journey through healing my grief and working through life challenges that come up using creativity and self expression.
My blog is LosingYourParents.org and my goal is to bridge the gap between grief and joy at every opportunity.
Blog: http://LosingYourParents.org
Facebook: http://facebook.com/losingyourparents
Twitter: http://twitter.com/losingparents
Podcast: http://blogtalkradio.com/losingyourparents
YouTube: http://youtube.com/losingyourparents
Do you have a question to ask me, want advice, want to say hello, send your support, or a comment about a previous podcast or blog post? I'd love to hear from you! Here are several ways to contact me (including a totally anonymous contact form!) http://losingyourparents.org/contact
In this episode: Today we'll hear from a few people who have written to Lisa about losing their parents and discuss methods to move through guilt you carry along after a parent has died.
About this show: I lost both parents to cancer at 22 and 27. Let’s talk about stuff that’s hard, ways you can move forward in your life and how to get back to a happier place. My intention is to connect those of us who have lost our mothers, our fathers or both parents, at any age, through the arts, life experiments, looking inward and turning pain into something positive.
Blog: http://LosingYourParents.org
Facebook: http://facebook.com/losingyourparents
Twitter: http://twitter.com/losingparents
Podcast: http://blogtalkradio.com/losingyourparents
YouTube: http://youtube.com/losingyourparents
Do you have a question to ask me, want advice, want to say hello, send your support, or a comment about a previous podcast or blog post and would like it to be on the air? I'd love to hear from you! Please leave a voicemail for me, here: (626) 671-LISA (5472). If you'd rather write, fill out the form on my website, http://losingyourparents.org/contact.
In this episode: This week we talk about love, rejection and the upcoming holiday, thanksgiving. We'll discuss the idea of releasing expectations and we'll hear from Naz, a caller, follower and new friend from India!
About this show: I lost both parents to cancer at 22 and 27. Let’s talk about stuff that’s hard, ways you can move forward in your life and how to get back to a happier place. My intention is to connect those of us who have lost our mothers, our fathers or both parents, at any age, through the arts, life experiments, looking inward and turning pain into something positive.
Do you have a question to ask me, want advice, want to say hello, send your support, or a comment about a previous podcast or blog post and would like it to be on the air? I'd love to hear from you! Contact me here (emails and voicemails welcome!) http://losingyourparents.org/contact.
Blog: http://LosingYourParents.org
Facebook: http://facebook.com/losingyourparents
Twitter: http://twitter.com/losingparents
Podcast: http://blogtalkradio.com/losingyourparents
YouTube: http://youtube.com/losingyourparents
About this show: I lost both parents to cancer at 22 and 27. Let's talk about stuff that's hard, ways you can move forward in your life and how to get back to a happier place. My intention is to connect those of us who have lost our mothers, our fathers or both parents, at any age, through art, writing, and focusing on the positive.
About this episode: This week we hear from an anonymous caller who's got questions about how to deal with thanksgiving after losing his mom.
Do you have a question to ask me, want advice, want to say hello, send your support, or a comment about a previous podcast or blog post and would like it to be on the air? I'd love to hear from you! Please leave a voicemail for me, here: (626) 671-LISA (5472). If you'd rather write, fill out the form on my website, losingyourparents.org.
About this show: I lost both parents to cancer at 22 and 27. Let's talk about stuff that's hard, ways you can move forward in your life and how to get back to a happier place. My intention is to connect those of us who have lost our mothers, our fathers or both parents, at any age, through the arts, life experiments, looking inward and turning pain into something positive.
In this episode: I talk about my interview with Stephanie Fleitas from CreatingWithin.com and continue the conversation about birthdays: birthday triggers, why birthdays can be incredibly challenging without your parents and how they can be easier and more enjoyable as time goes on.
Got a comment, feeling or question about this topic or about anything else?
I'd love to hear from you! If you have a question to ask me or a comment about a previous podcast or blog post, please leave an anonymous voicemail, here: (626) 671-LISA (5472) or write me an email http://losingyourparents.org/contact
About this show: I lost both parents to cancer at 22 and 27. Let's talk about stuff that's hard, ways you can move forward in your life and how to get back to a happier place. My intention is to connect those of us who have lost our mothers, our fathers or both parents, at any age, through the arts, life experiments, looking inward and turning pain into something positive.
About this episode: It's my 33rd birthday! I'm talking about birthdays and ways I work with and through them without my parents. I'll also be discussing the connection to the day my dad died.
Got a question for Lisa or a comment about a previous show or blog post? I'd love to hear from you! If you have a question to ask me or a comment about a previous podcast or blog post, please leave a voicemail for me, here: (626) 671-LISA (5472).
About this show: I lost both parents to cancer at 22 and 27. Let's talk about stuff that's hard, ways you can move forward in your life and how to get back to a happier place. My intention is to connect those of us who have lost our mothers, our fathers or both parents, at any age, through the arts, life experiments, looking inward and turning pain into something positive.
About this episode: We'll start the conversation around chosen family: mother figures, father figures, "siblings" and other important people in our lives. I'll also be talking about Cheryl Strayed's book, Wild.
Got a question for Lisa or a comment about a previous show or blog post?
I'd love to hear from you! If you have a question to ask me or a comment about a previous podcast or blog post, please leave a voicemail for me, here: (626) 671-LISA (5472).
About this show: I lost both parents to cancer at 22 and 27. Let's talk about stuff that's hard, ways you can move forward in your life and how to get back to a happier place. My intention is to connect those of us who have lost our mothers, our fathers or both parents, at any age, through the arts, life experiments, looking inward and turning pain into something positive.
In this episode: We all have em, but a lot of us ignore them. I'm gonna talk about FEELINGS and strategies for just noticing the fact that you have them, a LOT of them. We'll start there.
Got a question for Lisa or a comment about a previous show or blog post?
I'd love to hear from you! If you have a question to ask me or a comment about a previous podcast or blog post, please leave a voicemail for me, here: (626) 671-LISA (5472).
In this episode: What rejuvinates you? What makes you feel alive, liberated and free? In this episode, I take myself out on a date, discuss what I call "the vacuum effect" after a parent dies and experiment with what kind of space can be made from the inside.
About this show: I lost both parents to cancer at 22 and 27. Let's talk about stuff that's hard, ways you can move forward in your life and how to get back to a happier place. My intention is to connect those of us who have lost our mothers, our fathers or both parents, at any age, through the arts, life experiments, looking inward and turning pain into something positive.
Got a question for Lisa or a comment about a previous show or blog post?
I'd love to hear from you! If you have a question to ask me or a comment about a previous podcast or blog post, please leave a voicemail for me, here: (626) 671-LISA (5472).
I lost both parents to cancer at 22 and 27. Let's talk about stuff that's hard, ways you can move forward in your life and how to get back to a happier place. My intention is to connect those of us who have lost our mothers, our fathers or both parents, at any age, through art, writing, and focusing on the positive.
In this episode, I'll be talking about what it means to become present and parent yourself.
Do you have a question to ask me, want advice, want to say hello, send your support, or a comment about a previous podcast or blog post and would like it to be on the air? I'd love to hear from you! Please leave a voicemail for me, here: (626) 671-LISA (5472). If you'd rather write, fill out the form on my website, losingyourparents.org.