by Marcy Larson | Aug 20, 2026 | Grief, Podcast
Kayla called her God’s baby from the very beginning.She had been through six or seven miscarriages before Ellie arrived, and from the moment Ellie was born eight weeks early with a heart condition so severe the doctors were not sure she would make it, Kayla...
by Marcy Larson | Aug 6, 2026 | Grief, Podcast
Jamie’s mother gave her a gift years before she knew she would need it. Her mother would say, “During times of darkness, find a little bit of light. Stand in it. Be still and wait for the next bit. Then walk to that light.” It sounds simple. And then...
by Marcy Larson | Jul 30, 2026 | Grief, Podcast
Jackie knew it was coming. That is one of the hardest things about this kind of grief. For years, she had watched her son Sebastian struggle with mental health and addiction, and there came a point, as she puts it, where it was no longer an if but a when. She braced...
by Marcy Larson | Jul 23, 2026 | Grief, Podcast
Payton loved rainbows. She knew all the colors, knew them in order, and would paint them perfectly every time. But she always added a pink line at the bottom, because she simply could not understand why pink was not already there. Every single rainbow she ever painted...
by Marcy Larson | Jul 16, 2026 | Grief, Podcast
There is a line from Samuel Beckett that a friend whispered to Stephen outside the hospital room where his wife Kate was dying. I can’t go on. I’ll go on. It became, as Stephen says in his memoir, a pretty accurate summary of his life after Kate and Anna....
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