We’ve been sitting on some very big news, and in this episode, we’re finally sharing it with you. One of us is making a huge life change. And if we’re honest? It’s brought up a lot of grief behind the scenes. In true Good Mourning style, we’re processing it all with you, openly and honestly – with a little help from our brilliant friend and therapist Gina Moffa, author of Moving On Doesn’t Mean Letting Go. Think of it as a bit of a live therapy session (you know we love to overshare).
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