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Press Send with Chinae Alexander

Micro-Dosing Grief and Getting Support feat. Chinae Alexander

Press Send with Chinae Alexander

Chinae Alexander

Life, Wellness, Society & Culture, Relationships, Women, Lifestyle, Advice, Career, Mental Health, Health & Fitness, Selfhelp

4.91.2K Ratings

🗓️ 31 August 2022

⏱️ 32 minutes

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Summary

Today I’m offering up some advice to a wonderful listener, Beth. We’re getting candid about navigating grief, feeling guilty about experiencing anger during a time of sadness, and how to ask for support.

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Produced by Jeremy Balon

Transcript

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0:00.0

Sometimes you got a present when you want a friend, all you got to do is present, present.

0:29.0

Welcome to press send. I'm Chanel Exander and this is the podcast that we talk through all of your problems

0:34.6

and I attempt to give you my best advice today. We have Deer Beth. Beth, are you in New York? Where are you?

0:41.2

I, well right now I'm in South Carolina. I usually live, but my family is based in New York, so I kind of get the best of both worlds.

0:54.8

I previously lived in New York City for about 13 years in my like mid 20s to mid 30s. And then I got really burnt out and an ex actually told me how amazing Charleston was and I visited and I fell in love and it's it's so beautiful there.

1:10.2

I don't want to tell more people how amazing it is.

1:13.0

You don't want to tell all of us New Yorkers to come like yeah, round our way down there, but I will say Charleston's one of my favorite places and the food

1:23.0

cannot be cannot be topped. Yeah, I could do a whole podcast on food, but I mean the maybe you should do a podcast on the food of Charleston or like something because it's it's glorious.

1:36.0

So tell people just a little bit about you before we get started.

1:40.0

I am well, I just turned 44 last week, although in my head, I'm still like 27 got it.

1:46.0

I am a project manager for an amazing software consulting company and I love my job.

1:53.0

I've lived in New York. I've lived in Colorado. I lived in Texas for a brief time, but no offense to Texans. I couldn't really do the politics there.

2:04.0

And I was just a very strange place. So then I moved back to Charleston in November.

2:13.0

Nice.

2:15.0

Relatively like always been single, like being single, although I'm probably a little too independent for my own good, have a hard time letting people in.

2:27.0

But I guess the big the reason why I put my email in when I saw that you were looking for people to talk to is because I'm kind of going through a time that you like know is coming with your parents being older, but you kind of are like try not to think about it.

2:47.0

So my mom passed away on June 3rd, sorry, and it was very, very sudden and she hid her health problems from me. Like I knew she had heart issues, but I didn't know how bad it was.

3:01.0

And she actually like told her best friends not to tell me how sick she was.

3:08.0

So, and she had kind of been in and out of hospitals for years, like she had opened her surgery in 2013.

3:17.0

So you kind of get used to like going in and coming out and going in and coming out and then I like literally didn't even have time to go up up to New York to say goodbye to her and she was gone.

3:31.0

And it's it's a pretty challenging situation. There's like I feel like there's four situations in one and I'm feeling pretty lost.

3:43.0

So my parents split up when I was 24, so my dad really isn't in the picture.

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