Sisterhood Through Grief is a collaborative group of women, who lost their spouses and bonded through their grief support group. While we are not licensed therapists or doctors, we are all women who have gained knowledge and wisdom from the journey of grief we endured and survived. We will share what we suffered, encountered, and conquered during our journeys and impart raw truth about grieving. We'll offer compassionate support by providing empathy and validating one's grief. Knowing you are not alone and having someone who can say, "I know how you feel" is priceless and the gift we will present to our listeners to promote healing, offer hope, and ease pain.
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Signup to Generate a PitchSisterhood Through Grief is a collaborative group of women, who lost their spouses and bonded through their grief support group. While we are not licensed therapists or doctors, we are all women who have gained knowledge and wisdom from the journey of grief we endured and survived.
Recent episodes include "Episode 30# - The 5th Stage of Grief...Acceptance" (12 May 2025, 30 minutes), "Episode #29: What to do and NOT to do" (10 March 2025, 26 minutes), and "Episode #28 - The 4th Stage of Grief...Depression" (26 August 2024, 24 minutes).
Sisterhood Through Grief publishes roughly every few months, with episodes averaging 25 minutes across 30 episodes.
Booking probability for Sisterhood Through Grief is 19%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Sisterhood Through Grief requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Sisterhood Through Grief's contact route on record: public web form.
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Sisterhood Through Grief is a health podcast with 30 episodes published.
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Episode #30
<p>In this episode, all 6 of the women discuss what Elisabeth Kubler-Ross called the 5th Stage of Grief: Acceptance. We speak from our own experiences of grief in a support-group like format to help those who are...
Episode #29
<p>This episode is one that can help not only someone who is experiencing grief, but also those who are looking to help console someone who is going through grief. Not knowing what to say or do when you want to help...
Episode #28
<p>It is important to understand that the depression stage of grief is not a sign of mental illness. This stage feels like it will last forever. This episode Ami and Christina discuss how they worked through their...
Episode #27
<p>In this episode, Ami, Christina, and Melanie discuss the 3rd Stage of Grief...Bargaining. The stages are not necessarily linear. Spoken from personal experiences, the conversation can help provide understanding...
Episode #26
<p>Elisabeth Kubler Ross breaks down grief into 5 stages. This episode is Stage 2...Anger. This podcast episode is hosted by Kris and Patti, who discuss their experiences during this stage and how they managed their...
Episode #25
<p>The first of Elisabeth Kubler-Ross's Five Stages of Grief is Denial. In this episode, Ami and Christina discuss candidly and honestly what this state of being in denial looked like to them, how it felt, and how they...
Episode #24
<p>In this episode, Ami, Christina, and Melanie discuss the balancing of holding on to traditions and creating a new normal. It can be painful to continue doing things the same way as before your loss, but it can be...
Episode #23
<p>Three years out sounds like a long time; for someone grieving, they may not be able to comprehend their life at the 3-year mark. In this episode, Ami, Brenda, and Christina discuss the "third year" and what that can...
Episode #22
<p>Like all holidays, Mother's Day can be especially tough, when you are both the Mother and Father to your children, due to the death of a spouse. This episode discusses the feelings that arise on Mothers Day, while...
Episode #21
<p>"Moving too fast, moving too slow, getting stuck, move on", and other comments that are often made in regards to how someone is handling their grief. In this episode, Ami, Brenda, Christina, and Melanie discuss how...
Episode #20
<p>In this episode, Kris, Melanie, and Patti discuss the differences between the pain from divorce and the loss of a spouse. Many times, people compare divorce with spousal loss, where in fact they are NOT the same.</p>
Episode #19
<p>In this episode, Ami and Christina welcome Jan, who lost his wife to cancer, to discuss the similarities and differences in the female/male grieving process.<br/><br/>The candid, raw, and heartfelt conversation...
Episode #18
<p>It may seem like an impossible task to find gratitude when you are in your darkest moments. In this episode, Ami and Christina discuss the benefits of finding gratitude, how to recognize the good things in your life...
Episode #17
<p>Having support during your grief journey is priceless. For the first time, the Sisterhood welcomes a guest in this episode. Patrice Austin was the Executive Director and facilitator at Hearts and Hope, the grief...
Episode #16
<p>The million-dollar question is when to date and/or to date or not to date. In this episode, Ami, Brenda, and Christina discuss their experiences regarding the dilemma around dating after the loss of a spouse...
Episode #15
<p>In this episode, Ami, Christina, and Kris discuss how friendships change during the grief process. It was surprising to find, how along with life situations changing, many of the friendships, that we thought were...
Episode #14
<p>Elisabeth Kübler-Ross has Anger as the 2nd Stage of Grief. While anger is a very uncomfortable emotion, it is one that you must go through while grieving to get to healing. In this episode, Ami, Christina, Kris, and...
Episode #13
<p>One emotionally daunting decision that is eventually tackled is figuring out what to do with the deceased's things. When should you pack up the belongings; what should you do with the things; and can you part with...
Episode #12
<p>Adjusting to a new normal is part of the grief journey. Ami and Christina discuss how they navigated their new lives and provide advice and ideas to help create a new existence. Sometimes knowing others are going...
Episode #11
<p>In this episode, Ami, Christina, Kris and Melanie discuss the challenges, expectations and assumptions that can come about in the second year of grief. In a support group-like format, the women offer truth of their...
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