Grief and loss are an intrinsic part of the human experience. Losing a loved one to suicide can be one of the most painful circumstances one can go though. Loosing a child to suicide is something only those who have been through can truly relate to. What if you lost your son and husband to suicide - in a short period of time?

In this episode of The Relationship Coach with speaker, writer and radio host - Angie Corbett-Kuiper and The Relationship Coach - Devon Loomis, we explore not only moving beyond grief and loss in all areas of life, but thriving as a result of the experience.

I know it sounds paradoxical, but if you are suffering from the loss of a relationship, a loved one to death or any type of loss, this show may help you see a higher perspective and offer you some healing insight into the process of grief, loss and life after suicide.

About Angie:In the space of a year, I survived the suicides of two of the people closest to me: my older son and my second husband. I could have easily chosen to curl up in the fetal position and die myself, yet I have chosen to be an example, to show there is another way, a different way in which to move forward.

The pain of grief and loss is an intense, intimate, and human emotion. One that promises to bury us with our loved ones if we aren’t careful. Suffering, however, is a choice.

My purpose is to share my own experiences to show that through choice, present moment-awareness, and most of all keeping an open mind that our loved ones are never gone. They’re just hidden from view.

I believe I have created a very different, positive and uplifting approach to this part of life we call death - one that includes our loved ones. I invite you to join me on my experiential journey of wonderment and curiosity in proving that our bodies are merely shells of our souls and that our loved ones are still right here.

I bring humor and a sense of lightness to working with loss. I do not judge the journey. I give people permission to cry and feel their intimate pain, rather than self-medicate to avoid it. My background working in bio pharmaceuticals first made me a skeptic. I’m used to statistical analysis, weighing the numbers and arguments and looking for evidence to support claims. However, my experiences have taught me that it is necessary to utilize both sides of our brains, the analytical left-brain as well as the intuitive and creative right-brain.

Through my own experiences, I wish to change the current self-limiting beliefs, taboo and stigma of death to one of acceptance, understanding, and ultimately joy in this aspect of our lives as well. I continue to share my experiences and those of others and how they have helped me live death in a very different light.

You can find Angie here: https://beyondproof.com

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