Still Here is a podcast of The Compassionate Friends Providence Chapter hosted by Bob Haughtaling. Stay tuned for future discussions, which will detail the work done by our Chapter and stories from our members. If you are interested in being interviewed for our podcast, please contact Elaine Arts.
EPISODE 8 – A JOURNEY THROUGH GRIEF
Ann Boulet discusses how her grief journey led her to writing After Winter Comes Spring. Special emphasis is placed on how each individual has a unique grieving experience as well as how death is a topic that many have difficulty speaking of.
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Ann Boulet discusses how her grief journey led her to writing After Winter Comes Spring. Special emphasis is placed on how each individual has a unique grieving experience as well as how death is a topic that many have difficulty speaking of.
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EPISODE 7 – BLUE SKIES
Tom Flanagan discusses the loss of his son and how he (Alex), although capable of lighting up a room, suffered from overwhelming anxiety. Special emphasis is placed on exploring ways to support others who are experiencing their children’s mental health challenges. Click here to listen to the podcast. |
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EPISODE 6 – REFLECTIONS OF TORI
Cathy Andreozzi joins Still Here to discuss how Tori Lynn, her daughter, served as an inspiration. Tori was struck by a car driven by an impaired driver when she was a child – significantly altering opportunities for the future. Nineteen years later, this once vibrant young person, passed due to complications brought on by the accident. All the while Cathy was by her side. Special emphasis is placed on impaired driving, grieving and a foundation designed to ‘pay it forward’. Click here to listen to the podcast. |
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EPISODE 5 – GRIEF HAS BEEN THE HARDEST JOB
Sheila Capasso visits Still Here to discuss losing her son, Donald, and how his passing continues being felt. Special emphasis is placed on insight gained over 19 years and how The Compassionate Friends has provided significant support. Click here to listen to the podcast. |
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EPISODE 4 – THE MEASURE OF LOVE
Beth Adamo visits Still Here to discuss the loss of her 19-month-old daughter, Natalie, to Sudden Unexpected Death in Childhood (SUDC). Special emphasis is placed on her efforts to help others who are grieving, as well as raising two wonderful children. Beth also supports The Compassionate Friends through her work on the organization’s website and newsletter. Click here to listen to the podcast. |
EPISODE 3 – A MOTHER-DAUGHTER FRIENDSHIP
Lisa DiPalma and her daughter, Christina, join Still Here to discuss the impact losing Bella had on their lives. Special emphasis is placed on how Christina supported her parents while experiencing significant grief herself. Both sought support through counseling and/or The Compassionate Friends. Lisa and Christina have gone on to create a beautiful mother-daughter friendship that is inspirational.
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Lisa DiPalma and her daughter, Christina, join Still Here to discuss the impact losing Bella had on their lives. Special emphasis is placed on how Christina supported her parents while experiencing significant grief herself. Both sought support through counseling and/or The Compassionate Friends. Lisa and Christina have gone on to create a beautiful mother-daughter friendship that is inspirational.
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EPISODE 2 – A SUPPORTIVE PLACE
Kevin Sbardella visits Still Here to discuss how The Compassionate Friends have helped him after the loss of his daughter, Angela. Special emphasis is placed on creating supports and how he attempts to help others who have lost a child.
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Kevin Sbardella visits Still Here to discuss how The Compassionate Friends have helped him after the loss of his daughter, Angela. Special emphasis is placed on creating supports and how he attempts to help others who have lost a child.
Click here to listen to the podcast.
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EPISODE 1 – NEEDED SUPPORT
We begin our ongoing series of episodes with Lucille Valliere and Linda Chase. Bob Houghtaling leads a discussion that highlights the organization’s attempts to support family members grieving the loss of a child (no matter the age). Click here to listen to the podcast. |
