THE GRIEF CONVERSATION WITH CHINEDU

An episode of the 21 ON 21 podcast, hosted by Serah Johnson, titled "THE GRIEF CONVERSATION WITH CHINEDU" was published on October 23, 2021 and runs 46 minutes.

October 23, 2021 ·46m · 21 ON 21

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Summary

Talking about Grief is not exactly a conversation we’re always psyched to have, we just ignore it and “hope” everything will be okay and try to stay tough "hard guy". This method of approach towards grief does not allow us process our emotions deeply and has even greatly affected our grief culture, a lot of us don’t even know what to say or how to be there when someone loses a loved one. This week marks a year since we lost an amazing friend and sister.  For chinedu, his only sister. It’s also been a year since the Lekki massacre, alot of us are trying to forge ahead Come listen to Chinedu and I talk about grief, moving on, what to say, what not to say when someone is grieving. Having this conversation was deep and personal and i learnt alot from it. I hope you do too💕

Episode Description

Talking about Grief is not exactly a conversation we’re always psyched to have, we just ignore it and “hope” everything will be okay and try to stay tough "hard guy". This method of approach towards grief does not allow us process our emotions deeply and has even greatly affected our grief culture, a lot of us don’t even know what to say or how to be there when someone loses a loved one.

This week marks a year since we lost an amazing friend and sister. For chinedu, his only sister. It’s also been a year since the Lekki massacre, alot of us are trying to forge ahead

Come listen to Chinedu and I talk about grief, moving on, what to say, what not to say when someone is grieving.

Having this conversation was deep and personal and i learnt alot from it. I hope you do too💕

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