Episode 10 Impact of Sibling Loss

Welcome to episode 10 of the When Life Stops podcast. Today’s topic is on the impact of sibling loss and we are very excited to be interviewing another amazing guest Amanda Badzrah 

 

Loss and its impact on siblings cannot be overlooked. Studies have shown that sibling loss is associated with an increased risk of death from external causes (i.e. suicides, illnesses, accidents, and homicides) and increased psychiatric health problems following bereavement could underlie such an association.

 

In this very open and insightful episode, our guest shares her story of losing her brother at a young age, the effect it had on her, and how her parents grieved.

 

She shares how she experienced healing and leaves us with some advice for parents and siblings still struggling to recover from their loss and how they too can find new meaning after loss.

 

If you would like to connect with Amanda Bedzrah on social media you can do so via her website here

 

http://amandabedzrah.com/about-me/. You can get Amanda's Book : Overcoming The Fear of Death here: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Overcoming-Fear-Death-Amanda-Bedzrah-ebook/dp/B06WD1R8RM

 

We are available to help and support anyone who would require our help and you can reach us by sending us an email at 

hello@whenlifestops.org

 

For more information about us go to our website

 

http://whenlifestops.org

 

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If you have found this episode valuable we ask that you please share especially with anyone you know who has experienced sibling loss, like, comment, and subscribe to this podcast on whatever podcast app that you are listening from.

 

God bless you and see you next week.

Lots of love,

Detola & Stella

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