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Living with Loss - EP 33: Losing a father to suicide : Rhiannon Amery

EP 33: Losing a father to suicide : Rhiannon Amery

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09/24/22 • 42 min

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In this episode of the Living with loss podcast I connected with Rhiannon Amery to discuss the passing of her father.
Rhiannon lost her father to suicide and ever she has discovered a lot about the confusion of loss.
The word suicide carries a lot of weight and Rhiannon has found people tend to avoid the conversation at all costs. But as Rhiannon explains when you lose someone "talking about it is so much more healthy. " When she talks about the passing of her father, she isn't looking for advice or guidance, she just wants someone to listen.
Rhiannon shares how it's important to not just "assume the story" but instead "breath into the "uncomfortableness" and be an ear to listen.
Rhiannon has a podcast called The Gen- Z tea and you should all give it a listen.

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In this episode of the Living with loss podcast I connected with Rhiannon Amery to discuss the passing of her father.
Rhiannon lost her father to suicide and ever she has discovered a lot about the confusion of loss.
The word suicide carries a lot of weight and Rhiannon has found people tend to avoid the conversation at all costs. But as Rhiannon explains when you lose someone "talking about it is so much more healthy. " When she talks about the passing of her father, she isn't looking for advice or guidance, she just wants someone to listen.
Rhiannon shares how it's important to not just "assume the story" but instead "breath into the "uncomfortableness" and be an ear to listen.
Rhiannon has a podcast called The Gen- Z tea and you should all give it a listen.

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In this week's episode, I joined up with my friend and slightly terrible poker player Louis Salem. Louis and I spoke about the podcast on a drunken night out once, and from that moment I knew it would be a great episode.
Louis lost his dad when he was 12 years old. He takes us back to the moment he found out, the conversation he heard. And how the passing didn't feel real.
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Living with loss is all about breaking down those barriers and having a conversation that we sometimes choose to run away from. But ultimately loss doesn't always need to be a point of sadness, it can be a time to remember and a time to share, and I'm grateful that I can share this platform with so many amazing people.
Thanks, Louis for joining me on this episode!

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