<p>The Mourning Crew welcomes Shannon, Mads’ best friend for nearly 15 years! Shannon’s dad passed away years before they became friends, so it wasn’t until Mads experienced grief herself that she was able to really connect to and understand what Shannon had been through. We reflect on things related to grief and loss that they only recently started talking about and all that they’ve learned about each other. Shannon also talks about her husband’s support, blended families, family anger, how she helped Mads and more. <strong>Instagram @themourningcrew / Email: <a href="mailto:themounringcrew@gmail.com">themourningcrew@gmail.com</a> / The Mourning Crew Facebook Page / <a href="https://www.nami.org/About-Mental-Illness/Mental-Health-Conditions">Mental Health Resources</a></strong></p>

When Grief Always Runs In The Background

Three millennial gals normalize talking about grief. Having each experienced a big loss, we know life isn’t always a tragic place with the sad movie music playing in the background. We can cry, but we can laugh too! Whether it’s work, friendships, dating, or other everyday encounters, grief somehow finds a way to sneak in, but we hope this podcast lets you feel less alone and less uncertain speaking about it. So grab a cup of coffee (or a drink), go on a walk, throw it on in the car–we think grief conversations can actually be that casual–so let’s talk about it and go through it all together.