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Hello QDT listeners,
This week we wrapped up our mini-series with Jessie Stevens, author of Heartsick. The show, The Beginning of the End, chronicles three new stories of heartsickness and how it was ultimately overcome. Jessie ends the series by saying, "The more we allow ourselves to feel romantic rejection and let the grief pass through us, the better use we are to others. The language of heartbreak becomes a gift we are able to pass on from one person to another.
One thing I recognized in Ana, Patrick and Claire, and the subjects of these stories I have told throughout this podcast, was the profound sense of aloneness each of them felt in their grief. It felt for each of them like no-one understood." We hope this series has brought you some sense of community in heartbreak and tools for dealing with it.
The series is complete, you can listen to all three episodes here. If you would like to read a transcript, you can find those here: Episode 1, Episode 2, Episode 3. If you love Jessie Stevens as much as we do, consider buying her new book, Heartsick , which features three different stories of heartsickness.
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