I just finally started this season tonight, and I don’t want to turn it off! Kerrith and Sarah have found a way to take a very delicate subject and make it both emotional and engaging! I love learning about each person and their lives, even the harder parts. But woven into each story is the most beautiful imagery, as well as, raw story telling. You will truly feel you are sitting on a friend’s couch versus listening to a podcast. Every episode will leave you learning something you did not expect. And you’ll end it carrying something you never knew you needed—shared threads…because when one of us grieves, we should all grieve. No one person should ever shoulder that burden alone.

This podcast is so thoughtful and informative. It takes a topic mostly hidden in our society and elevates it to create accessibility and understanding of grief and loss. Each simple and short episode narrates a story of a life while gently reminding us that our stories carry on long after death.

This is probably the realest most genuine portrayal of someone sharing their experiences of death and dying. I wasn’t ready for the emotion that came flooding while both Kerrith and Sara told their stories. I felt like I needed to pause and put it in the Freezer (Friends references) but I carried on because I knew sadly that it was real life and this was their journey You can’t do that to real life. And I wanted to hear the rest and I am so proud of both of them as despite the hardship of tremendous grief day by day they are facing it and overcoming it. These are two very strong women I thank them for sharing their very personal stories about their loved ones.

Extraordinarily real, raw and beautiful, sad and hopeful . Filled with love ! Thank you , Kerrith and Sarah

This podcast is beautiful and poignant and so very honest. It seamlessly portrays many facets of grief and loss, some quite unexpected, while honoring those who have died.  This first episode is a graceful testament to a mother’s fierce and undying love. Thank you!