How do you live following the loss of a child? With Heidi Low

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Heidi Low shares her experience in loosing her 6 year old daughter to cancer. How did she move manage and maneuver through the diagnosis, the hospital stays and surgeries, and eventual loss of her daughter? My conversation with Heidi goes deep into finding gratitude even in the smallest of moments and how we can lean on that through the grief and into healing.
20 years ago in a few short months Heidi Low went from stay at home wife and mom to one terminally ill daughter and 3 bonus children to single girl working and going to school full time.

She spent the next eight years researching like crazy, trying everything from therapy to energy healing. Most weren’t directly related to grief, but focused on growth – using her deep pain as a catalyst for creating something good.

Born out of that work, she walked away from an established career in health care policy to start 'Ohana Oasis, a non-profit serving bereaved parents nationwide with weeklong retreats. What began as her facilitating one small retreat, has expanded to retreats held regionally across the United States, a leadership training program and new cohorts being full supported by trained alumni leaders. 10 years later she’s developed, facilitated, and overseen more than 15 retreats.

Now Heidi’s taking that retreat experience to show others who want to create their own heart-centered retreats, how they can do it too.

Click here for the one tool you need in making all your retreat decisions.

You can also find Heidi at heidilow.com or on Instagram at: https://www.instagram.com/heidichristinalow/.

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Thank you for listening. Loss/death affects us all. As the saying goes, "death is a part of life". It doesn't make it any easier, however, to grieve.
However, you are the sum of your parts; your emotions and your experience do not define who you are. How you push through shows your character and strength.
It takes a village-- so, come join our community and find others who are living on the other side of grief (and not with grief).
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