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    death of a parent

    Explore "death of a parent" with insightful episodes like "46: Thrown into the Wilderness with Shelly Brown", "The Gold Star Family Experience of Overcoming Death and Trauma with Jen Amos", "Adult Orphan" and "Divorce December & Titillating Texts" from podcasts like ""Challenges Won't Stop Me", "What It Means To Be Alive", "Everyone Dies (Every1Dies)" and "Dates and Mates with Damona Hoffman"" and more!

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    46: Thrown into the Wilderness with Shelly Brown

    46: Thrown into the Wilderness with Shelly Brown

    WILDERNESS. 

    When we hear that word, a mental picture instantly forms in our mind. Maybe it looks like a forest or a desert. 

    Perhaps you don't just think of a wilderness in your mind. It's more than just a picture in your mind. You know it well. Because you've lived it. Or you're there now.

    My guest, Shelly Brown, was thrown into a wilderness for 13 years.  All the zigzags in her past and present imploded and exploded at the same time, stripping everything from her except her three children.

    Shelly shares how the death of her mother combined with her father leaving her and her siblings filled her with unfathomable grief. Her extended family took them to foster care. It led to a seemingly wonderful set of new parents for she and her brother, but she was wrong. Additional zigzags happened in this new home. Into her adult life, marriage, children, close friends, and a thriving ministry were all Shelly dreamed of. 

    Thirteen years ago, Shelly lost all of her dreams except her children. This is when Shelly was thrown into a wilderness. She shares some of the challenges she faced while in the wilderness in this episode. She would never say the wilderness experience was the best years of her life but that she needed that time there to heal and to grow.

    Shelly will join me again for episode 47 where she will share more details about the challenges she faced in the wilderness as well as the beauty she found there. 

    The Gold Star Family Experience of Overcoming Death and Trauma with Jen Amos

    The Gold Star Family Experience of Overcoming Death and Trauma with Jen Amos

    Experiencing trauma as a family is something that can bond or break the family unit in so many instances.
     On today's episode we talk about losing a family member and provide you with some resources and tools for dealing with it so you can have the help you might be looking for. This episode focuses on being a military family that experiences trauma and the impact that has on the family unit. Jen shares the story of losing her father, the choices she had to make in order to move forward, and how her passion for helping military families transition into civilian life has born. 

     So if you're interested in learning how to process trauma or transitioning from the military to being a civilian, then this episode is for you my friend!

    Go ahead and take a listen to this episode and then message me on Instagram with your biggest takeaway!

    Show notes at: https://www.theempathyfront.com/21

    Adult Orphan

    Adult Orphan

    Deb Del Vecchio-Scully, a licensed professional counselor and trauma specialist, says, “the loss of our parents — becoming an adult orphan — is a defining moment and changes the landscape of our lives.”

    Why is the death of a parent such a profound loss?  Learn about feelings that may well up (some unexpected!) and some tools to help with the grief.

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