Grieving Is Breathing

22/09/2023

06/09/2023

By Tim Harris   “Tears are what remain of the memories we made.” I never really thought about this when I wrote it some years ago, but the more it sat in my mind, and the more I meditated on this thought, grief is an ever-evolving part of our lives. We all can remember the [...]Read More...

10/11/2022

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Thank you for sharing with us, David!

68, It Feels Like He's in the Room

Griever. Son. Fatherless. Motherless. Husband. Coach. Optimist. Counselor

David Pope hails from London. David's not afraid to share his tips as both a griever and a grief counselor. David is also not afraid to show us his most vulnerable self, which embodies his passion for others in their grief journeys.

David explores being Parentless as he discusses his mother and father and the impact they had on his life. He now uses his personal experiences and knowledge to help others, as a degree holding Counselor and a self described Coach.

David's Advice to his younger self:

"If you connect with the right counselor, then it can help unlock a lot of the stuck emotions. It's very common to get stuck with one particular emotion and just not be able to move on...if you trust them and you click, it paves the way to unlock the emotions."

Contact David:

Instagram:
Website: https://healyourgrief.co.uk/
Email: david@healyourgrief.co.uk

This conversation was recorded in February 2022.

Grief Podcasts David Recommends:

Got Grief - &
Grief is my Side Hustle - Meghan Riordan Jarvis,
Dying to Know - Annie Grogan,

If you'd like to donate to Tim Harris' project of providing free therapy to at least one person for one year, please visit www.grievingisbreathing.com/donate

Instagram:
Website: www.grievingisbreathing.com

If you'd like to help donate to Tim Harris' project while becoming a part of the Parentless Podcast Patreon crew, visit here:

https://www.patreon.com/parentlesspodcast

This is a Back Home Media production, recorded and produced in Phoenix, AZ.

Additional production and music by Ian Releford.

Music by Colen Lococo and The Revolving Birds.

16/08/2022

Gratitude.

Many times, having it is the key to life

14/07/2022

What the process of grief feels like. Sometimes words can not describe what pictures can make us feel.

03/07/2022

It’s taken me years to be in a place of positivity constantly. Doesn’t mean I still don’t get sad or get discouraged. Doesn’t mean I still don’t get depressed, but I learned ways to cope and bring myself to a place of positivity in that moment.

I know there’s many struggling to get to a place of happiness let alone positivity. It’s something I see more of. Positivity and gratitude will change your life

02/06/2022

It was such a pleasure to talk with you about my mom and what we can do and for supporting my cause in trying to gift someone a years worth of therapy!

Love what you are doing

Tim, it was a pleasure! Thank you for sharing with us!

64, Grieving Is Breathing

If you've listened to more than one episode in the last several months, you have heard me talking about Tim and his great idea. You know. The one where he wants to raise enough money to help put at least one person through therapy for one year. That's right. We have arrived. It's time for you to meet Tim Harris. Generally I have a lot of words to insert here, but Tim tells it best as he shares about his beautiful mama, Darlene.

Tim's Recommendations:

Instagram: .grief and

If you'd like to donate to Tim Harris' project of providing free therapy to at least one person for one year, please visit www.grievingisbreathing.com/donate

Instagram:
Website: www.grievingisbreathing.com

This is a Back Home Media production, recorded and produced in Phoenix, AZ.

Additional production and music by Ian Releford.

Music by Colen Lococo and The Revolving Birds.

Like what you hear? Helped by what you heard? Have something to share?

https://www.patreon.com/parentlesspodcast

Email: parentlesspodcast@gmail.com
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Voicemail: 623.396.6069
You are not alone.

31/05/2022

For literally everyday I have to be alive. There’s a anxiousness knowing that unfortunately every day could be your last.when you experience much grief, it’s like that.

So I try to be happy and smile with each day, to let everyone know how much I care and to be the most positive person I can be and I won’t let hate anger or how people act toward me change that.

22/04/2022

Hey guys, I’ll be here for this! Come join us for some raffles and prizes!And you’re not going to want to miss out of those fish plates!

19/04/2022

For those who journal they understand how comforting it can be to put pen to paper and let out our every emotion, our every fear, and really, our everything.

If you’ve never written, try these prompts. It doesn’t have to be 5 pages. Write until you don’t feel like it or set a timer for 10 minutes.

You’ll see just how much this helps.

16/04/2022

Vulnerability has the power to transform the things we are going through.

You may not be able to vulnerable at this very moment, but you may have missed moments when you were. When you cried, when you told a close friend how much you missed that person. When you took a day off because you were overwhelmed with grief.

Being vulnerable doesn’t just include others. It’s means being vulnerable with yourself as well.

11/04/2022

I look to treasure each day, each” I love you” because we often don’t realize how amazing each day we spend with those we love is.

Even the most boring of days are filled with beautiful moments. It’s what makes the “I love you’s” the highlight because our lives aren’t boring, they’re filled with love.

I forget that sometimes. But not tonight

06/04/2022

We would never experience grief if we didn’t have to show love.

But then we would miss out on so much beauty this world and those we love have to offer us.

It’s a price I’m willing to pay again and again

23/03/2022

At the crossroads of where to start and how do I begin: you’ve already began.

When you first heard the news and started crying, grieving was already starting.

Now it’s the emotions and loneliness which have caught your attention. But when you wake up and have the intent to do better and you do better, you’re well on your way.

10/03/2022

I wanted to do something special this year for someone and I thought: what about a years worth of grief therapy? During such a difficult time, couldn’t this help? So I want to do that for someone. I’ve teamed up with Parentless Podcast to make this happen.

Even if you can’t donate, please share with your friends or repost. We truly just want to help.

And remember: today is the best time to tell someone you love them.

18/02/2022

I’ve always thought about how it feels to lose someone. What goes through our minds. The pain, the emotions, the tiredness.

Then I thought about what I would tell grief if we ever had the chance to sit face to face. So I had a chance to talk to grief. Grief didn’t listen much or even talk but this is a start in the right direction

A new series-Talking to Grief (Full version)

10/02/2022

What do you see? It’s all perspective. Did you think I was going to link this to grief?

Depends on your perspective. Really, each day is based on our perspective and so in that manner is our grief.

It’s not fun. Grief never is. It’s cold. But when it’s cold, we have to find warmth? Our perspective changes. So even in grief, what we see and how we react depends on our perspective.