Charlene Gorzela

Grief Recovery Now with Charlene Gorzela

Charlene Gorzela

  • Grieving An Expected Death

Grieving An Expected Death

Tuesday 21st September 2021

Charlene Gorzela discusses the unique grief of expected deaths, sharing personal experiences and practical advice in 'Grief Recovery Now'.
18 minutes
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Grief Recovery Now with Charlene Gorzela
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Charlene Gorzela
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Anticipating Loss: Understanding Grief for Expected Deaths

Recovery means that we get complete from the incompleteness, we get resolved from the unresolved, and so if you have someone who's in the dying process, it's the most natural thing in the world and the most sacred and horrible thing.
When someone you love is given a limited time to live, the grief journey can feel like an emotional rollercoaster. In this episode of 'Grief Recovery Now', Charlene Gorzela opens up about her own experience with expected death and the unique challenges it brings. She dives into how knowing a loved one’s time is short can shift your perspective on life and death, and how this awareness shapes your grieving process.
Charlene shares poignant moments from her own life, including heartfelt advice from hospice workers and the profound wisdom of a death doula that deeply resonated with her. She also discusses the importance of preparation—such as making amends and seeking forgiveness—and how these steps can bring a sense of peace and closure. Whether you're currently facing an expected loss or want to understand this type of grief better, Charlene's insights offer a compassionate guide through this difficult journey.
Tune in for a heartfelt conversation that aims to bring comfort, understanding, and practical steps to those navigating the anticipatory grief of expected deaths.