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Fewer human experiences allow us to connect with the humanity in others quite like grief and loss.

Mike, Helena and Expert-in-Residence Dr. Jillian Pintye, PhD, nurse scientist and epidemiologist, explore the multifaceted journey of grief—from friendships that grow apart, relationships that end, and opportunities lost to parents marking their child’s exit from childhood and the gut-wrenching, all-consuming loss of a partner, parent, child or animal companion.

Join us for a heartfelt discussion on

🎙️Co-existing with grief
🎙️The differences between moving forward vs moving on
🎙️Finding meaning through grief and the grieving process
🎙️Mourning the loss of things we’ve never had or may never have
🎙️Grieving losses small and large
🎙️Epigenetic impacts of grief on future generations

We also ponder whether grief is a silent epidemic in a similar way loneliness is; check out Episode 16: Loneliness with Nathan Hill for more on the epidemic of loneliness.

Finally, we mention the Adverse Childhood Events (ACEs) test; take the quiz here.

Dr. Jillian Pintye, RN, MPH, PhD is trained as both a nurse and epidemiologist and serves on faculty at the University of Washington in Seattle.

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