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EPISODE · Aug 12, 2025 · 15 MIN

EP166 - The Body Remembers: How Grief Shows Up Physically

from Journey to Grateful

Grief doesn’t just break your heart — it takes a toll on your entire body. In this episode of Journey to Grateful, host Tim Bigonia explores the physical symptoms of grief that often go unspoken: the fatigue, the brain fog, the muscle aches, the anxiety, and the general feeling that something just isn’t right.If you’ve recently experienced a loss, you may be wondering why your body feels so off. You’re not alone. Grief activates our stress responses, affects our sleep, and shows up in ways we never expected — and understanding these changes is an important part of healing.This episode shares personal insight and gentle guidance to help you recognize your body’s signals and respond with compassion instead of frustration. Whether you’re early in your grief or walking alongside someone who is, this episode offers validation, understanding, and a reminder: your body remembers because your love was real.Topics in this episode include: • Why grief causes fatigue, brain fog, and body aches • The link between grief and anxiety • How trauma and loss affect your nervous system • Gentle ways to listen to your body and support your healing

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