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EP 4: Dumplings & Roast Duck with Charlene Lam of the Grief Gallery
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Pull up a chair and join us as we talk to Charlene Lam, a certified grief coach, speaker, and the founder of The Grief Gallery. She helps grieving people to navigate the practical and emotional aftermath of losing a loved one. And when they’re ready, to transform their pain and grief into something beautiful so they can move forward with living their own fullest lives.
This episode will surely help you think differently about what we hold on to, and what it means to let go. Charlene takes us along on her courageous journey of going through her mother’s belongings amidst a backdrop of handmade dumplings, crispy roast duck in the streets of New York City’s Chinatown, and a sacred bottle of soy sauce.
Enjoy the episode!
*This episode of the Mango & Gnocchi podcast was edited by Rebecca Servoss and and co-produced by Rachael Sanya.
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