
The Hopecast with Rachael Flick
In February of 2018, Rachael’s husband Micah was murdered in the line of duty. Micah was shot while protecting fellow police officers and citizens who came under fire during the arrest of a car thief. Micah left Rachael, and their seven year old twins, behind in his act of heroism. Devastated by the death of the future she and Micah had dreamed of together, Rachael nevertheless refused to succumb to her circumstances. She began testing and applying practical skills to grieve well and grow through the painful, traumatic experiences. In The Hopecast, Rachael and her guests will share their stories on their journeys of resilience. These stories will motivate and encourage you with clarity, direction and healing. Listen and meet the people who have been empowered by hope. Come and learn the skills to face your past and prepare for your wholehearted future. The Hopecast with Rachael Flick: “Stories of Resilience from People Like You” To find out more go to rachaelflick.com
The Hopecast with Rachael Flick
The Hopecast-Episode 119-Walking Your Friend Through Trauma and Tragedy Part 2 with Kindra McNamee
What do you do when faced with your friend's deep loss? Will you be ready to stand beside them?
This week's episode brings extra helpful tips in navigating hardship with the people you love.
Even though Kindra didn't feel trained or knowledgeable in helping a friend through loss, she talks about how she walked into helping me in the immediacy of my loss.
A few of Kindra's tips in the episode:
1. Relate to the unique needs of your friend. Everyone will grieve differently.
2. Expect that helping with grief tasks will take you out of your comfort zone. Be ready to do things that stress and challenge you personally.
3. The helpers of the grieving person will need support. Plan to schedule things that will recharge you physically, mentally and emotionally. Receive these things without guilt.
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