We often talk about the grief of losing people.
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The grief of losing relationships.
The grief of losing dreams.
But there is another kind of grief that people don’t talk about very often:
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The grief of becoming someone new.
Healing changes us.
Grief changes us.
Life changes us.
And sometimes, somewhere along the way, we wake up and realize we are not the same person we used to be.
That can be beautiful.
It can also be surprisingly painful.
Because even when growth is good, it often requires letting go of old identities, old coping mechanisms, old ways of relating, and old versions of ourselves that once helped us survive.
In this episode of The Reclaimed Life Podcast, we’re exploring the complicated emotions that can come with growth, healing, and becoming.
We’ll talk about why it can feel strange to outgrow old patterns, why grief and gratitude often exist together, and how to honor the person you used to be while embracing the person you are becoming.
Because sometimes healing isn’t just about recovering from what happened.
Sometimes it’s about learning how to let go of who you needed to be in order to survive it.
Listen to the newest episode:Â The Grief of Becoming Someone New.