Grief.TV – Navigating Chronic Illness with Heart and Hope.
Valerie Alawiye presents Navigating Chronic Illness With Heart and Hope on Grief.TV, an insightful series offering practical wisdom and heartfelt encouragement for every step of the journey.
Episode #1 – What Grief in Chronic Illness Really Looks Like
Receive your free journaling companion to accompany this conversation entitled, Grieving the Invisible — something simple but meaningful to help you pause and connect with your own experience of grief in chronic illness.
This episode spotlights something most people never say out loud—the grief that comes with living with chronic illness. This invisible grief can leave us feeling isolated and stuck. But naming it is the first step toward healing.
Episode #2 – Embracing Who You’re Becoming
Receive your free journaling companion to accompany this conversation entitled, Embracing Who You’re Becoming — a space for you to pause, reflect, and meet yourself where you are.
This episode spotlights the tension between who we used to be and who we are now. Sometimes healing doesn’t mean going back, but instead making peace with what is. What if you embrace that you are still “becoming?” Still growing? Still worthy?
Episode #3 – My Story: Why Did I Choose Coaching for Chronic Illness?
This episode is more personal as I share my why for embarking on this passion project. Hopefully it will resonate with you.
Episode #4 – Carrying What You Can: Grace for the Ones Who Help”
Receive your free journaling companion to accompany this conversation entitled, Carrying What You Can: Grace for the Ones Who Help — a space to remind yourself that you are not just a helper—you are a human being, and your story and needs matter, too.
This is for caregivers. Whether you’re a partner, a parent, a child, a friend, or even a patient who finds themselves caring for someone else while navigating your own illness, caregiving is one of the most invisible forms of grief and strength.
Episode #5 – A healing Partnership: Coaching & Chronic Illness Support
Receive your free journaling companion to accompany this conversation entitled, Carrying What You Can: Grace for the Ones Who Help — a space to remind yourself that you are not just a helper—you are a human being, and your story and needs matter, too.
This is for caregivers. Whether you’re a partner, a parent, a child, a friend, or even a patient who finds themselves caring for someone else while navigating your own illness, caregiving is one of the most invisible forms of grief and strength.