Turning Tragedy into Triumph: Cristie North's Story
In this episode of 'What Could Possibly Go Wrong,' the hosts welcome Cristie North, founder of the Taylor Hagen Memorial Foundation. After losing her son Taylor to suicide, Cristie transformed her unimaginable loss into a mission of helping others. The foundation offers programs such as bereaved mother's retreats, teen leadership camps, and Hope Baskets to support grieving families and prevent future tragedies. Cristie shares her journey, the impact of the foundation, and how she continues to find purpose and healing. The episode also provides valuable advice on how to support those who are grieving and highlights the importance of talking openly about mental health.
00:00 Introduction to 'What Could Possibly Go Wrong'
00:56 Introducing Cristie North and Her Story
02:48 The Taylor Hagen Memorial Foundation
04:21 Programs and Impact of the Foundation
06:44 Personal Stories and Reflections
08:56 Taylor's Life and Legacy
16:59 Advice for Supporting Grieving Parents
20:20 Supporting the Grieving: Key Resources
20:53 Navigating Conversations Around Loss
22:20 Event Highlights: Upcoming Gala
28:12 Personal Coping Mechanisms
32:52 Final Thoughts and Reflections
Taylor Hagen Foundation: https://thmemorialfoundation.org/
Suicide Prevention Hotline #988: https://988lifeline.org/
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