Ep. 26: Rageurrection

from Monday Mourning · host Dead Parents Club

Harry, Madison, and Gabby fire up their Cockney accents to discuss the second stage of dying/grief from Elisabeth Kübler-Ross's model: anger. Other topics include: Meet & Grieve, revenge cancer, Willy Wonka ablism, glue stick lipstick, Big Eraser, and the Buddhist rebirths of dearest and deadest mommy and daddy. Join us Monday April 25th from 7:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. EST for our next Meet & Grieve! M&G is a virtual support group for any and all young folks grieving a recent, ancient, or anticipated death. To learn more, join our newsletter by subscribing to our email list at deadparentsclub.rip. If you're a fellow grief baby and want to chit-chat, hit us up at deadparentsclub.rip/submission or @deadparentsclub.rip on Instagram. Feel free to share your story, submit a topic, ask a question, or tell us to fuck off!

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