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A woman loses her mother, younger brother, and husband over three years. The speakers explore how compounded grief dismantles her sense of self, and whether that devastation might ultimately reshape who she becomes.

A woman loses her mother, younger brother, and husband over three years. The speakers explore how compounded grief dismantles her sense of self, and whether that devastation might ultimately reshape who she becomes.
Intimately. Within just 3 years, she lost her mother, her little brother, and her husband. The kind of compounded grief that could stop anyone in their tracks. Pain that deep doesn't—
well, I think that's a big thing. You just hit the nail on the head because you've lost your identity, and that's very, very, very disorienting.
And allowed it to refine her purpose.

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