Surviving Grief and The Death of Her Daughter with Carole Sluski

<p>Surviving Grief and The Death of Her Daughter with Carole Sluski</p> <p>One of the most difficult experiences in this life would have to be surviving the loss of a child. I had the sweet opportunity to talk with 78 year old Carole Sluski. She has a passion for offering hope and encouragement to other parents, who, like her, have had to navigate immense grief after loosing a child. Thirty years ago, Carole laid to rest her 24 year old daughter, Paula.</p> <p>Podcasts have become a fresh new way to share one's message so Carole has a renewed passion to tell her story with the goal of letting other parents know they’re not alone. She has also authored a book entitled, Thirty - A Mother's Spirtual Journey After Loosing Her Child, and she shares about her journey, from a Catholic perspective of surviving the most painful thing she's ever experienced. </p> <p>Something worth pointing out for my audience is that I acknowledge the differences between Carole’s Catholic faith and mine being an Evangelical Christian.  </p> <p>With regard to those differences, I talked with Carole prior to our actual podcast episode. She was comfortable with my perspective and what my audience would be looking for and the possibility that some things could potentially be edited out.</p> <p>For the most part, it was moderately edited. I did however, leave some differences that I felt could be wisely discerned by my Evangelical audience. Additionally, I also left some differing opinions when I was able to add my perspective.</p> <p>I always enjoy differing conversations because I’m intrigued to hear how we, as one human race, make sense of the world around us. How we set up belief systems, which ones we ascribe to and in what way. </p> <p>I hope you enjoy our conversation as much as I did!</p> <p>Live Loved and Thrive! @alifeofthrive.com</p> <p>Connect with Carole on her website: <a href='https://www.carolesluski.com/'>https://www.carolesluski.com/ </a></p> <p>BIO: Carole Sluski is a mother of two daughters, but she is also a victim of the