Condolences Expired

Send us Fan MailA song that is needed for my little podcast. I hope y'all enjoy it. It's my voice but I had a little help from AI with the writing.    Thank you for listening to Condolences Expired. This Podcast is a deeply personal journey for me as I continue navigating the silence after my son, Evan died.  - I'm hoping it helps others who may be going through similar grief find the podcast helpful. If you're sitting in the quiet, after everyone else has moved on, I see you. Your grief didn't expire. Neither did your need for care. Share this with someone who might not know what support really looks like, or needs to feel less alone in this. 

Send us Fan MailIn this final Episode of Season 1, I Thank everyone who's listened , shared names of loved ones, and walked with me through the loneliness of being ghosted after the funeral.   Thank you for listening to Condolences Expired. This Podcast is a deeply personal journey for me as I continue navigating the silence after my son, Evan died.  - I'm hoping it helps others who may be going through similar grief find the podcast helpful. If you're sitting in the quiet, after everyone else has moved on, I see you. Your grief didn't expire. Neither did your need for care. Share this with someone who might not know what support really looks like, or needs to feel less alone in this. 

Send us Fan MailThere's a silence in grief that cuts deeper than most - the silence around your loved one's  name not being spoken. At first, everyone says it. Then one day, it's gone. People laugh, talk, and move on ......all without speaking the name that means everything to you. Now, not only are you being ghosted.....so is the person you're grieving.    Thank you for listening to Condolences Expired. This Podcast is a deeply personal journey for me as I continue navigating the silence after my son, Evan died.  - I'm hoping it helps others who may be going through similar grief find the podcast helpful. If you're sitting in the quiet, after everyone else has moved on, I see you. Your grief didn't expire. Neither did your need for care. Share this with someone who might not know what support really looks like, or needs to feel less alone in this. 

Send us Fan MailGrief brings tears - and tears make some people disappear and ghost us. They flinch , they change the subject. Then we get the polite smile that hides their discomfort. And Instead of leaning closer , they step away, leaving us to carry not only our pain, but the weight of their silence.    Thank you for listening to Condolences Expired. This Podcast is a deeply personal journey for me as I continue navigating the silence after my son, Evan died.  - I'm hoping it helps others who may be going through similar grief find the podcast helpful. If you're sitting in the quiet, after everyone else has moved on, I see you. Your grief didn't expire. Neither did your need for care. Share this with someone who might not know what support really looks like, or needs to feel less alone in this. 

Send us Fan MailI'm talking about the support that has strings attached- why conditional comfort hurts and how I've learned to choose presence over pressure.    Thank you for listening to Condolences Expired. This Podcast is a deeply personal journey for me as I continue navigating the silence after my son, Evan died.  - I'm hoping it helps others who may be going through similar grief find the podcast helpful. If you're sitting in the quiet, after everyone else has moved on, I see you. Your grief didn't expire. Neither did your need for care. Share this with someone who might not know what support really looks like, or needs to feel less alone in this. 

Send us Fan MailIn this episode I talk about those we question they were genuine or just funeral fillers.   Thank you for listening to Condolences Expired. This Podcast is a deeply personal journey for me as I continue navigating the silence after my son, Evan died.  - I'm hoping it helps others who may be going through similar grief find the podcast helpful. If you're sitting in the quiet, after everyone else has moved on, I see you. Your grief didn't expire. Neither did your need for care. Share this with someone who might not know what support really looks like, or needs to feel less alone in this. 

Send us Fan MailThe Casserole expires- but grief doesn't. Let's talk about what really happens when the freezer's empty, but you're still hurting   Thank you for listening to Condolences Expired. This Podcast is a deeply personal journey for me as I continue navigating the silence after my son, Evan died.  - I'm hoping it helps others who may be going through similar grief find the podcast helpful. If you're sitting in the quiet, after everyone else has moved on, I see you. Your grief didn't expire. Neither did your need for care. Share this with someone who might not know what support really looks like, or needs to feel less alone in this. 

Send us Fan MailGrief doesn't end in a week- but support usually does.This episode asks: why do people vanish right after the funeral?    Thank you for listening to Condolences Expired. This Podcast is a deeply personal journey for me as I continue navigating the silence after my son, Evan died.  - I'm hoping it helps others who may be going through similar grief find the podcast helpful. If you're sitting in the quiet, after everyone else has moved on, I see you. Your grief didn't expire. Neither did your need for care. Share this with someone who might not know what support really looks like, or needs to feel less alone in this. 

Send us Fan MailThis Podcast dives into the silence that surrounds those left behind, navigating the painful reality of being "ghosted" by the living after the flood of initial support.Condolences Expired uncovers the hidden struggles of living through grief when no one is checking in anymore.    Thank you for listening to Condolences Expired. This Podcast is a deeply personal journey for me as I continue navigating the silence after my son, Evan died.  - I'm hoping it helps others who may be going through similar grief find the podcast helpful. If you're sitting in the quiet, after everyone else has moved on, I see you. Your grief didn't expire. Neither did your need for care. Share this with someone who might not know what support really looks like, or needs to feel less alone in this.