Losing My Mom to Cancer | Carleigh Bodrug

Grief is weird, and it's different than what I expected. I try to, and for some reason this has come naturally to me, which I'm so grateful for, and I might get emotional, but I reflect on the journey with my mom with so much gratitude because we had such a great relationship, and that's gotten me through. And I feel like grief is weird because when I think about my mom, it's obviously there's this yearning in whichever else, but there's an immense immeNse gratitude for how close we were in the life she lived. So, and the other thing that I haven't really talked about when it comes to this is like, how fortunate was I to have this job where I could go to my mom's chemo appointment, edit a video while I'm sitting there with her or whichever else, you know, like if I worked a 9 to 5, which I have in my life, you're not spending weeks and months with your mother taking care of her while she's sick. So, yeah, weird. Wow.