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EPISODE · Apr 7, 2026 · 1H 22M

A tribute to Cal

from A little bit Woo

Disclaimer: if you have recently experienced loss, this episode may be triggering, however we would like to think it could be very healing if you feel strong enough to listen, get the tissues guys!In this deeply moving episode, Jemma and Kirsty share an intimate conversation about grief, loss, and the transformative power of unconditional love. Following the peaceful passing of Jemma's 31-year-old horse Cal on March 31st, the hosts explore how shifting our perspective on death can turn sorrow into celebration.Reframing grief through gratitude and love rather than darkness and lossThe honour and privilege of guiding a beloved animal through their final transitionUnderstanding that souls continue beyond physical form - "they're never really gone"The importance of honouring an animal's choice and sovereignty in their passingHow horses process grief and the significance of allowing them their own journeyDivine timing and the orchestration of Cal's peaceful departureDon't forget to follow and support us on our socials!TikTok: @a.little.bit.wooInstagram : @a.little.bit.wooFacebook: A little bit WooThank you so much for joining us once again, don't forget to join us next week for a little bit more Woo!loveKirsty & Jemma xx Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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