The Grief Pod with Venetia Quick - Lets Talk About Grief featuring Sallyanne Clarke
In December 2012, Sally Anne Parker Clarkes son Andrew, took his own life at aged 16. In this episode of The Grief Pod, Sally Anne, talks about the continuing stigma around suicide, the everyday grief that his her new normal and the importance of organ donation.
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The Grief Pod with Venetia Quick - Lets Talk About Grief featuring Jason Poole
Four years ago, Jason Pooles sisters Jennie, was stabbed to death in her apartment, by her ex partner , while her 4 year old son was the other side of the hall door. On this weeks episode of The Grief Pod, Jason recalls the domestic abuse Jennie suffered in the year leading up to her murder, the absence of any remorse by the perpetrator, and the campaign to bring ‘Jennies Law’ to fruition.
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The Grief Pod with Venetia Quick - Lets Talk About Grief featuring Laoise Downes
The death of a pet, can be for some, every bit as devastating as the loss of a loved one. For Laoise Downes McGurk, Founder of Outpaws, losing her constant companion, Brokagh 18 months ago was heartbreaking. On this weeks episode Laoise talks about the guilt of having your pet put down, the need for Pet Bereavement Leave, and hw to support someone grieving their pet
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The Grief Pod with Venetia Quick - Lets Talk About Grief featuring Laura Farrington
Just over 10 years ago, Laura Farrington, Founder of Unbrella Wellness and Host of the ‘Are ya well? Podcast, lost her Dad to suicide. Just a few years later, her Mum passed away from cancer. In this episode of The Grief Pod, Laura discusses losing both her parents, how people can struggle to show support, when somebody takes their own life, and how her Dads suicide encouraged her to change her life for the better
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The Grief Pod with Venetia Quick - Lets Talk About Grief featuring Breffni Clack
On this episode of The Grief Pod, News Broadcaster and Journalist, Breffni Clack talks, for the first time, about her 6 late miscarriages, and her little boy, Noah, who was born sleeping just a week shy of being full term. Breffni discusses the silence of returning home from a maternity hospital without your much longed for baby and the silence that surrounded her in the months after.
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