Dr. Anna Baranowsky
Dr. Anna Baranowsky
Collective & Personal Trauma: one family’s graceful end-of-life story
Collective & Personal Trauma: one family’s graceful end-of-life story
Collective & Personal Trauma: one family’s graceful end-of-life story
Friday 1st December 2023
Mitchell Consky recounts his family's end-of-life care journey during COVID-19, blending grief, joy, and resilience in 'Home Safe'.
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Get the buttons here!Finding Light in Darkness: Mitchell Consky’s Story of End-of-Life Care During COVID-19
Episode Overview
- Mitchell Consky shares his personal journey of end-of-life care during the COVID-19 pandemic in the book 'Home Safe: A Memoir of End-of-Life Care during COVID-19.'
- The book reflects on the profound moments of grief and togetherness that emerged during this challenging time, highlighting the importance of embracing difficult conversations and finding joy amidst the pain of loss.
- The episode delves into the universal experience of grief and the therapeutic nature of sharing personal stories, emphasizing the beauty and expansiveness within the process of grieving.
- Camp Erin Toronto, a grief camp for children who have experienced loss, provides a space for kids to process bereavement and teaches adults valuable lessons about grief and togetherness.
- The episode encapsulates the universal nature of grief, the significance of end-of-life care, and the power of storytelling in navigating emotional experiences.
Grief is a dynamic experience and there's no easy categorization for it. But it's also an incredibly beautiful experience. And it can bring you together with so many loved ones, it can make your pain feel more expansive, and it can open up some incredible moments.
Imagine facing the heartbreak of losing a loved one during a global pandemic. Journalist Mitchell Consky knows this all too well. In this episode of the Bear Psychology Podcast, he opens up about his deeply personal journey, which he chronicles in his book 'Home Safe: A Memoir of End-of-Life Care During COVID-19'.
When his father was diagnosed with a rare terminal cancer at the height of the pandemic, Mitchell and his family were thrust into a whirlwind of grief and love, all while navigating the constraints of lockdowns and social distancing. Mitchell’s story isn’t just about loss; it’s about finding moments of joy and connection amidst the sorrow. From impromptu dance parties to binge-watching 'Tiger King', Mitchell shares how his family managed to create precious memories during such a challenging time.
His father's humor and strength shine through, offering a beacon of hope and resilience. This episode is a touching reminder of the power of family, the importance of difficult conversations, and the unexpected ways we can find light even in our darkest moments. Whether you're dealing with grief or simply seeking a heartfelt story of human resilience, Mitchell's journey will leave you inspired and comforted.