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127. Getting Beyond The Darkness - Interview With Clarissa Moll

Episode 127 of the Widow 180 The Podcast with Jen Zwinck podcast, hosted by Jennifer Zwinck, titled "127. Getting Beyond The Darkness - Interview With Clarissa Moll" was published on July 14, 2022 and runs 45 minutes.

July 14, 2022 ·45m · Widow 180 The Podcast with Jen Zwinck

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This week we featured guest Clarissa Moll, widow, author, speaker, podcaster, and mama of 4 kiddos! Clarissa became a widow in July 2019, when her husband Rob died while hiking in Mt. Rainier Park, leaving her and her young children behind. While homeschooling Clarissa began to pour herself into writing in an effort to process her grief. Her new book, Beyond The Darkness: A Gentle Guide For Living With Grief and Thriving After Loss was just released July 5 2022! You can reach Clariss...

Episode Description

This week we featured guest Clarissa Moll, widow, author, speaker, podcaster, and mama of 4 kiddos!

Clarissa became a widow in July 2019, when her husband Rob died while hiking in Mt. Rainier Park, leaving her and her young children behind. 

While homeschooling Clarissa began to pour herself into writing in an effort to process her grief. Her new book, Beyond The Darkness: A Gentle Guide For Living With Grief and Thriving After Loss was just released July 5 2022!

You can reach Clarissa at www.clarissamoll.com

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