Jul 4, 2018
Hear why you shouldn’t say "I'm so sorry for your loss" to someone who’s lost a loved one. Lisa also talks about how to support those who are dealing with loss.
Do you have an exploring death story you’d like to share with Lisa? Please leave a comment on the podcast or contact Lisa at LisaExploringDeath@gmail.com
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- She tells us some stories of people that lost someone beloved - 1:34
- She tells us that she will start a campaign to change the way that we talk to people when they lose someone - 2:00
- Lisa talks about the significance of the expression "I'm so sorry for your lost" - 2:40
- The ideal thing to do for others in loss - 3:10
- What would you like to hear from someone else when you lose a beloved person - 4:45
- Why death is an awkward situation - 5:08
- Lisa reads some cards to change the way we look at death - 6:10
- How to support people at the time of lost a beloved one - 8:08
- What is the best step for us to take - 9:05
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