Natasha is joined by Jennie Latham Johnson on this episode of the Natasha Helfer Podcast as they talk about grief.

Jennie Latham Johnson is a writer, speaker, and passionate advocate for pediatric families. A former high school English teacher, Jennie brings her love of language and storytelling into every aspect of her work. A Texas native, she lives in Georgetown, Texas, where she is raising her three children and finding joy in the beauty of her home state.

Deeply connected to nature, books, and meaningful time with her family, Jennie is fueled by a desire to live fully and intentionally each day. After the heartbreaking loss of her daughter, she has dedicated herself to honoring her memory by supporting others walking difficult paths. Whether through writing, speaking, or advocacy, Jennie's mission is to uplift and walk alongside families facing pediatric illness and loss with compassion and hope.

You can find Jennie on Instagram, Facebook and TikTok: @jlathamjohnson

Coming soon: Bumblebee Media Agency: grief coaching/courses/resources/journals/educating yourself on grief

Foundation: Isabelle Blanche Foundation: honor those children who has passed to provide memento jewelry and financial help for parents

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