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I feel your pain

I feel your pain

On August 2nd 2022, I held his hand, the same way I did on our wedding day, when he took his last breath. Exactly one year later, I woke up paralysed, struck by FND. This is not therapy. It is raw, sacred survival. A sanctuary for shattered souls, where grief howls, rage prays, and healing is slow and shared. No platitudes. No pressure to “overcome.” Just real stories, real scars, and a voice wh... more

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A Fond Farewell to Solo Stories: Closing This Chapter, Not the Book

In this special and significant episode, I bring the solo storytelling journey of I Feel Your Pain to a close. After three seasons of mapping the Foundations of loss, Wrestling with... more

Forgiveness can feel impossible when the wound comes with a laugh. This episode confronts the deepest cut: betrayal by those closest to you. I share the painful journey of forgiving not just a silent church, but close relatives and friends I had supp... more

What happens when "getting back to normal" is no longer possible because the old normal is gone forever? This episode is about the slow, intentional work of building a new life from the ground up, not on the ashes of the old, but on the sacred ground... more

What happens when the path to healing is not offered to you, but has to be forged by you? This episode moves beyond the simple choice to seek therapy, into the raw reality of being told there was "nothing to be done" for my trauma-induced neurologica... more

Can the very wounds that break us become the place from which we serve others? In this episode, I share the “burning bush” moment that transformed my deepest pain into a clear calling, the moment I knew I had to start this podcast. It was not a voice... more

Season 3: The Turning-Integration, Purpose and Peace

This season focuses on the gradual shift from surviving to integrating grief, finding purpose in the pain, and defining a new kind of peace.

What does resilience look like after years of loss?... more

In our deepest pain, we often turn to our spiritual family, expecting the hands and feet of Christ to hold us up. But what happens when that community fails to show up, or worse, causes more pain with well-meaning but hurtful words? This is my story ... more

There is a quiet, lonely space in grief that comes long after the initial shock has faded. It is the wilderness, a place where the expected healing has not arrived, and the timeline you anticipated has crumbled. This is my story of that place, a jour... more

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