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Chris Joseph & Kyle Dubé - 2 Fathers discuss their loss, their grief, and the aftermath of two heartbreaking tragedies. Part One
Chris Joseph & Kyle Dubé - 2 Fathers discuss their loss, their grief, and the aftermath of two heartbreaking tragedies. Part One
Chris Joseph & Kyle Dubé - 2 Fathers discuss their loss, their grief, and the aftermath of two heartbreaking tragedies. Part One
Tuesday 4th April 2023
Chris Joseph and Kyle Dubé discuss coping with the loss of their children and the journey of healing in this touching episode of 'Relentless-The Podcast'.
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Get the buttons here!Grieving Fathers: Chris Joseph and Kyle Dubé Share Their Stories
And at The End Of The Day, um, it doesn't matter who you are, every single person is going to deal with grief.
How do you find the strength to keep going after losing a child? In this heartfelt episode of 'Relentless-The Podcast', host Kyle Dubé sits down with Chris Joseph, a retired NHL defenceman and a safer roads advocate, to talk about grief, loss, and the long road to healing. Chris's son, Jaxon, was one of the 16 victims of the Humboldt Broncos bus crash, a tragedy that shook Canada to its core.
Together, Kyle and Chris share their deeply personal experiences of coping with unimaginable loss and discuss the unique challenges that come with being a bereaved parent. They open up about their coping mechanisms, the role of family dynamics, and the vital importance of support systems. This episode offers a raw and honest conversation that doesn't shy away from the pain but also highlights the resilience and relentless spirit needed to move forward.
If you're dealing with grief or supporting someone who is, this episode provides a compassionate and relatable perspective that might just offer some comfort.