Life After Child Loss: A Parent's Grief
Angela SnowdenLife After Child Loss is a deeply personal and powerful podcast that explores the raw, unfiltered journey of grief—not just my own, but that of parents around the world who have lost a child for reasons as varied as they are heartbreaking.
This is the kind of grief many don’t understand and most shy away from. But here, we talk about it—honestly, openly, and with nothing off limits. It’s an in-dep... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 49 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ParentingKids & Family | |||
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We live in a world that expects grieving parents to “be strong” — to smile, to say “I’m fine,” to carry the unbearable with grace. But here’s the truth: pretending to be ok only buries the grief deeper.
In this episode of Life After Child Loss: A Pa... more
What does it really mean to heal after child loss — and how is it different from just coping? In this episode, I revisit this topic from Season 5 and reflect on more lessons grief has taught me over the years. It’s a gentle but honest look at the pat... more
In the Season 6 premiere, I return with raw honesty, quiet strength, and deep reflection. This episode, “Still Here,” explores what grief has taught me since the loss of my beloved son, Jor’Darrion.
Through heartbreak and healing, I share some lesso... more
In this Season 5 finale of Life After Child Loss: A Parent’s Grief, I speak directly to my beloved son, Jor'Darrion — through a letter born from dreams, drenched in love, and shaped by the pain of living without him.
This isn’t just a farewell. It’s... more
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- Loss of my son Ryan
This is the first time I’ve listened to anything for the loss of my loved one since the passing date April 10th 2021. It’s helping me a bit and I’m going to continue listening. It’s just been so hard to even talk about it without breaking down. And to me that’s hard facing the reality of this being the truth. I avoid listening to his music and viewing his pictures, even mentioning his name makes me break down. It’s very hard for me and embarrassing to be in public and not being able to even keep... more
Apple Podcasts5Lyn H 333
Canada2 years ago - Grieving Mom
Hello my name is Irene lost my son to suicide on January 22 2022 it has not be a good year thank God i have the lord. my mom got very i’ll this year and lost her on January 15.so why grieving my son had to take care of mom so is been a rough year and yes i journal a lot and it has really help. Jesse had just turn 34 on the 10 of January was dealing with covid had just come out of covi my son had never been depressed so this was very hard and suppressing i know something happened to his brain wit... more
Apple Podcasts4Adrian Jesse
United States2 years ago - My son, Jude, died almost a year ago
Found this podcast after being triggered. I began crying and screaming at God and asking where he was at because I don’t see Him or feel Him near me. Then He led me to this podcast, and I realize that He is in you. And using you to speak to me. No one understands grief of the loss of a child. Thanks for making this podcast
Apple Podcasts5Leah65789United States3 years ago - Thank you!
Thank you for sharing your story. This has helped me so much!
Apple Podcasts5Long Live VaehUnited States3 years ago - Loss of my son Ryan
This is the first time I’ve listened to anything for the loss of my loved one since the passing date April 10th 2021.
It’s helping me a bit and I’m going to continue listening. It’s just been so hard to even talk about it without breaking down. And to me that’s hard face the reality of this being the truth.
I avoid listening to his music and viewing his pictures, even mentioning his name makes me break down. It’s very hard for me and embarrassing to be in public and not being able to even ke... more
Apple Podcasts5Lyn H 333Canada3 years ago
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Apple Podcasts | #189 |  New Zealand/Kids & Family/Parenting |
Apple Podcasts | #199 |  Philippines/Kids & Family/Parenting |
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