Chantelle Ross - Episode #85 – Turning Grief into Purpose | Inspired to Soar with Hannah

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In this heartfelt episode of Inspired to Soar with Hannah, Hannah speaks with Chantelle Roos, founder of Projex J, about love, loss, and finding purpose through grief. After losing her son Jamerson, Chantelle chose to honour his life by creating a space where others experiencing grief can feel seen, supported, and less alone. Jamerson lived by the words “Get Busy Living,” and through Projex J, that message continues to guide and inspire others every day. This is a raw and honest conversation about: Navigating grief Looking after your mental health The power of community support Finding meaning after loss If you’re grieving, supporting someone, or just need to hear a real story from the heart, this episode is for you. 💛 You’re not alone.

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