Episode 76: Grief that Doesn’t Feel Like Mine to Have

I talk about some heavy stuff in this one. Missing Mom, feeling the dread as March approaches. Crying over apples and sudden grocery-related memories, followed by feeling weird with strange, out-of-place grief. I mention reading The Perks of Being a Wallflower by Stephen Chbosky – if you read it, be ready for some heavy content in that book. I also talk about other things, but these are the highlights that I remember. I also read another email from a listener! As always, I swear and talk about a lot of heavy stuff; you've been warned. If you want to share your sad life-happenings that feel invisible, especially because of the pandemic, you can email me at [email protected]. If you don’t want to follow me for some reason, but you want to listen to this podcast, you can keep up with the podcast specifically by following @IDKPandemicPod on Twitter. It will be where I post podcast stuff exclusively without all the other stuff I like to tweet about on my own account. I haven’t made time to participate in the Reedsy Prompts challenges lately, but I’m still including the link to that and my Twitter. Reedsy Prompts Profile: Here (https://blog.reedsy.com/creative-writing-prompts/author/cassie-poormokhtar/) Twitter: @cassieprmkhtr (https://twitter.com/cassieprmkhtr) If you want a link to all my links: drum.io/cassieprmkhtr