Ep 2 - When death is around the corner.

An episode of the Narrative Society podcast, hosted by Joshua Bull, titled "Ep 2 - When death is around the corner." was published on November 16, 2021 and runs 16 minutes.

November 16, 2021 ·16m · Narrative Society

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Days before Josh's mum died she was texting him asking to set a time to Facetime for Christmas - he didn't think much about it. The day before she died he missed a call from her. At that moment he took those simple things for granted yet his world would radically change when he got that call from his dad telling him his mum dad died. Life is filled up with many simple mundane moments that we don't think much about but there are also many moments we won't forget. We struggle to remember what we had for lunch yesterday yet we can remember a random moment from our childhood. In this episode, Josh reflects on some key moments of his life that lead up to the moment his mum suddenly died. Get the Grief Toolkit for free at joshuabull.org and connect on social media: @joshuabull_ Subscribe and share this with your friends!

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Days before Josh's mum died she was texting him asking to set a time to Facetime for Christmas - he didn't think much about it. The day before she died he missed a call from her. At that moment he took those simple things for granted yet his world would radically change when he got that call from his dad telling him his mum dad died.

Life is filled up with many simple mundane moments that we don't think much about but there are also many moments we won't forget. We struggle to remember what we had for lunch yesterday yet we can remember a random moment from our childhood. In this episode, Josh reflects on some key moments of his life that lead up to the moment his mum suddenly died.

Get the Grief Toolkit for free at joshuabull.org and connect on social media: @joshuabull_ Subscribe and share this with your friends!

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