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The Nothing Is Wasted Podcast

Episode 87 - Tammie Brenton

The Nothing Is Wasted Podcast

Davey Blackburn and Aubrey Sampson

Religion & Spirituality, Christianity

4.91.1K Ratings

🗓️ 21 November 2019

⏱️ 83 minutes

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Summary

No parent should ever have to bury their child. The amount of pain that comes with that experience is unfathomable, a grief so strong it defies words. Tammie Brenton knows this all too well. When her daughter Madi found herself in the hospital after the birth of her second child, everything changed for Tammie and her family. Through misdiagnoses and failed treatments, transplants and seeming recoveries, they walked through the ups and downs of a years-long battle with this disease. Tammie sits down with Davey to share her fresh story of grief and how she found God’s presence every step of the way. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0

Welcome to the Nothing is Wasted Podcast, conversations designed to help you as you live, learn and lead through pain.

0:13.0

And now the host of the Nothing Is Wasted podcast, Davy Blackburn.

0:17.0

Hello, welcome to the Nothing Is Wasted Podcast. My name is Davy and joining me our

0:27.3

co-host Mel, Mel, today's interview is, it's a tough one and it is an incredible one all at the same time

0:37.8

Yeah, it really is I'm not much of a crier, I bawled through this episode so you might want to just go ahead and grab those

0:47.1

Kleenexes and bring them nearby.

0:49.1

Yeah, when we had this

0:55.0

with Tammy, she and her husband came over and it was probably almost too fresh to have the conversation with her.

0:58.0

I asked her if she would be okay with having it this early

1:01.0

after their tragedy and she said yes and I thought it was a really

1:04.8

good thing for her to share from kind of the raw aspects of her grief because I think sometimes

1:09.8

when we're so far removed from it we lose some of those like just the raw emotions that

1:14.4

we're feeling and so she really highlights that really well in this interview

1:17.9

but then later she sent me this email I mean several months, sent me this email that we're going to read

1:24.3

at the end of the interview where she kind of highlights

1:26.9

a few of the things that she was learning

1:30.2

in this process between when we interviewed her and up to this this point in the timeline

1:36.0

because I asked her a question I said you know what is this what is this taught you

1:40.1

what would you say to somebody who is experiencing this right now and she was a little bit

1:45.7

lost for words which is okay? That's okay to be at a loss for words because you know

1:50.8

when you're in the middle of your grief you're just trying to figure out how to navigate it yourself.

1:54.0

You don't necessarily have words for somebody else.

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