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Publishes | Infrequently | Episodes | 6 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Categories | DocumentarySociety & Culture |
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My life will be forever altered from hearing and following the story of Paul, his brother Alex and their family. The legacy of Paul’s life is so delicately, sensitively and seamlessly shared in this limited series podcast. It touched me deeply and I will never be the same. Thank you Alex for this raw and vulnerable work.
When young person dies, the grieving becomes more complicated and the trauma can be different for each family member and the circle of connections to the deceased. Alex does an exceptional job at telling what happened immediately and many years later following the loss of his brother.
You and your parents are so gracious and hearing you all speak breaks my heart but this will help people going through grief. There is no statute of limitations on grief. Thank you.
What an amazing, heartbreaking and moving story. This podcast is so well made and the family really deserves justice for the loss of their son.
Just finished and I want to start it over. The poem Dolores eloquently recites will haunt me. Kudos to the McKinnon family for your unflappable candor. What a journey. Well done.
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