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Bereavement and Social Isolation Dr. Lina Aldana #138

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Bereavement and Social Isolation with Dr. Lina Aldana Listen to this episode… just click play on the player below Here Are Some Handy Links To The People, Products, Books, Services and Resources Discussed On This Episode Take Diane with you... and listen whenever you want, wherever you want, and how often you want, on your smartphone or tablet. It's easy... Just click any of the links below Listen with the iHeart Radio App iPhone Users Click This Link Android Phone Users Click This Link Follow Diane on Social Media Click the Links Below Show Transcript Parents Are Hard To Raise® S04 Episode 138 Transcript Alexa 0:00 The world's becoming a dangerous place for us women. Lipstick bodyguard looks just like an innocent little lipstick, but it'll instantly drop any attacker to his knees so you can get away unharmed. Lipstick bodyguard fear no evil. Get yours today only at lipstickbodyguard.com. Announcer 0:37 This week on Parents Are Hard To Raise psychologist Dr. Lina Aldana helps us pick up the pieces and begin moving forward again. Join 180 million monthly subscribers who can now listen to Parents Are Hard To Raise on Spotify. Diane Berardi 1:05 Welcome to Parents Are Hard To Raise, helping families grow older together without losing their minds. I'm elder care expert Diane Berardi. There's one thing I've come to learn about hosting a national radio show, your life plays out in the open for all to see. For people like me who are naturally shy, that can be a bit uncomfortable. But the benefits of having an extended family in 169 countries to help you over life's rough spots... That's something I'm so grateful for every day. Thank you all so much for your support. The last time our guest expert was here with us, it was just after my mom was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. As longtime listeners know, my mom passed away this past September, and the outpouring of love and support I got from listeners around the world overwhelmed me. I'm so fortunate to have you guys as my extended family. I know that there are so many of you who are going through what my family is going through now. My mom and I were very close. We spoke every day, sometimes even more than that. Her passing has left a pretty big hole in my life. As is the case with just about every family caregiver I've ever known. There's no right or wrong way to feel when someone you love dies. Most people just go numb inside, and then day by day they move through the stages of grieving and return to daily life. But for caregivers, it's different. They often grief twice. It's common for caregivers to go through what's called anticipatory grief. Unlike the grief and mourning that happens after someone has pa...

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