EPISODE 4. The random thoughts and musings of a grieving sister

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Cocoa Butter Junkie

Michelle

20 episodes

5 days ago

A podcast on the everyday reflections and experiences of a Kenyan woman. An examination of life living through mental health issues, grief, growing up a.k.a kicking and screaming into adulthood, the experiences of being a woman in Kenya, making friends as an adult, and struggles with faith.

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EPISODE 4. The random thoughts and musings of a grieving sister

Cocoa Butter Junkie

10 minutes 24 seconds

5 years ago

EPISODE 4. The random thoughts and musings of a grieving sister

Today I will read some stories, poems and thoughts I wrote the year after my brother died.

As I said, COVID-19 has forced me to think about my brother’s death more these last few months. The first year, to deal with the shock of losing him, I would write.

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Links mentioned in the episode

https://medium.com/@thiskenyanwoman/that-first-walk-5215dde29e06

https://medium.com/@thiskenyanwoman/i-want-to-be-normal-f10461979f1e

https://medium.com/@thiskenyanwoman/hopes-and-dreams-i-had-for-my-brother-29e7c719995

https://medium.com/@thiskenyanwoman/be-strong-f436c4b550f1

https://medium.com/@thiskenyanwoman/lessons-from-my-brothers-death-2d8ee6d2abc6

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Music: Happy African Village by John Bartmann