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EPISODE · Dec 21, 2025 · 59 MIN

How Grief Changes the Way You Love and Think After Sibling Loss With Madeline Eastwood

from Too Young to Grieve · host Luke Alfano

Grief doesn’t just affect how you feel, it affects how you love, how you connect, and how you show up in relationships.**Content note: This episode includes discussion around grief, mental health, and suicide. Please take care while listening.In this episode of Too Young To Grieve, Luke is joined by Madeline Eastwood, a grief and fitness-based content creator, for an honest conversation about how loss shows up in romantic relationships, mental health, and everyday life especially when you’re young.Together, we talk about:• Losing a sibling and the unique weight of sibling grief• Being in a relationship while grieving• How grief can change attachment, trust, and emotional safety• Mental health and the silence around men’s mental health• How to live fully to honour someone you’ve lostThis episode is for anyone navigating grief while trying to love, live, and move forward even when it feels complicated.👉 Connect with us:@tooyoungtogrieve@lukealfano11@madshalffull💬 “You don’t have to stop living to honour someone. You carry them forward.”

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