156: Bus Life and a Father’s Grief With Justin
Today I brought my husband Justin on today, to talk about our life, and life after the death of our daughter Aria.
Here’s some things we talked about:
We’ve been living in our bus for almost 11 months now. How would you describe, to those who are listening that maybe don’t know what we are doing, or how we are currently living, what we have been doing for the last 11 months.
What has been the most surprising thing for you about the whole experience?
I think many people think we are living a dream of traveling, it’s easy to think that our life is just easy, no problems, everything is just pure bliss….what’s the reality of it?
What has been the most challenging part of it?
We’ve talked a lot about how Aria’s death changed the whole trajectory of our life, and that we are traveling and living in our bus because we’ve learned that life can end at any moment. So we want to enjoy it now. What’s been the thing you’ve enjoyed the most about our travels?
How do you keep Aria in our home, and remember her while we are traveling?
How has your grief changed and shifted over the 6 years that Aria has been gone?
What would you say to another father who is grieving the death of his child?
Are you ready to stop cycling in the pain and anguish of grief? What if you could get a moment of calm and respite? After your child dies, everything feels hopeless, dark, and it’s hard to even think straight. Staying in survival mode keeps the cycle going.
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