Sana Khadar

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All In The Mind · From death to divorce: getting through the worst losses of your life · 27 Jun 2026 podcast

And for two years, the city was plagued by thousands of aftershocks.

But the good news was Lucy's family, her two sons, her daughter, her husband, and her friends were alive.

Grief comes in many forms.

And often, unless society recognizes it as something you should grieve for, it can go unacknowledged.

Which can make dealing with the complex emotions after a loss, whether that's a death or a disaster or a divorce, deeply challenging.

And as you'll hear in this episode,

Dr. Lucy Hone has been through more than her fair share of loss.

Because in 2014, just a few years after the Christchurch earthquake, she lost her 12-year-old daughter in a car accident.

So, if you've ever been devastated by a loss, whether that involved the death of a loved one or not, and found yourself asking, how will I ever get through this?

This episode is for you.

I'm Sana Khadar, and from ABC Radio National, this is All in the Mind.

I wanted to kick off by clarifying something about resilience because resilience is a word that can, you know, have a lot of edge for some people and depending on the context, like it can be taken as a kind of chin up, cheer up kind of thing, just move on, get over it.

Do you think people have a misunderstanding about the concept of resilience?

And as you heard a moment ago, this understanding isn't just academic for Lucy.

In 2014, you suffered a really, really devastating loss in your family.

You lost your 12-year-old daughter.

If you're comfortable talking about it, can you tell me what happened?

I also want to ask, you know, you talk about what happened a lot in your work now.

What is it like for you to talk about it again and again all these years later?

One thing I wondered with that experience, coming not too long after Christchurch, Christchurch was like we talked about how it was this collective experience of loss.

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