In this heartfelt conversation, the Kayla and Mitch Keenan discuss the complexities of navigating life after the loss of a loved one, the challenges of building a new relationship, and the importance of open communication. They share personal stories about grief, guilt, and the support of family and community, as well as the impact of the INDY Foundation. The discussion emphasizes the lessons learned from grief and offers advice for those in similar situations, highlighting the importance of embracing life and love despite past losses.

Takeaways

• Life goes on after loss, and it's important to move forward.
• Open communication is key in relationships, especially after loss.
• Grief can bring feelings of guilt, but it's a natural part of healing.
• Building a new relationship requires understanding and patience.
• Community support can ease the transition into a new life.
• It's okay to feel complicated emotions when moving on.
• Sharing stories about lost loved ones can help in the healing process.
• Embrace new experiences and relationships without fear.
• Life is unpredictable; make the most of every moment.
• Love can exist for more than one person in your life.

INDY is short for "I'm Not Done Yet," a phrase often said by the late Kyle Strand during his courageous battle with colon cancer. Kyle's four-year journey was both extremely challenging and profoundly beautiful. Though he lost his battle in July 2017, his legacy lives on through his two dying wishes: to establish the INDY Foundation and to inspire others to live every day to its fullest. In August 2017, the INDY Foundation was born, continuing Kyle's mission to support and uplift cancer warriors everywhere. Find more information here: www.indy-foundation.org

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