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My guest today, Kate Inglis, is a photographer and author living in Nova Scotia, which is somewhere

I've never been but would love to eventually go. She writes children's fiction including

award-nominated novels and picture books and Kate's writing through the premature birth

of her twins and then the subsequent loss of one and then life behind eventually led

her to create her internationally recognized book notes for the ever lost. In 2008 she

then founded Glow in the Woods which is an online community for bereaved parents and

then in 2012 she gave a TEDx talk called parallelism which really explored the similarities between

the often solitary journeys of creative work and healing from grief. And in today's

conversation we dive into the peak moments along her journey both highs and lows from

profound loss to revelation and creation, community and celebration and all the stories that

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