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Chapter 1: What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
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Chapter 2: What was Emilie's life like before the loss of her son?
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Chapter 3: How did Emilie cope with the unimaginable pain of losing her child?
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Chapter 4: What lessons can be learned from navigating grief in the public eye?
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I got a phone call from my husband that our son Trick had fallen in the pool and that he wasn't breathing. Our whole world fell apart. There is no way to describe to someone what it's like losing a child. We did not think we would make it through that.
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Chapter 5: What strategies help in healing from loss day by day?
Today I get to sit down with Emily Kaiser. Emily has invited so many people into her life with honesty, warmth, and openness. And over the past year, she's walked through a life-altering experience, one that reshaped her world in ways no one is ever prepared for. Please welcome to On Purpose, Emily Kaiser.
Chapter 6: How can parents support each other while grieving?
Emily, so wonderful to meet you.
You too. I'm really grateful to be here.
Your energy since you walked in this morning is so warm and cozy and comforting. And I felt like I'd known you forever.
Chapter 7: What boundaries should be set when sharing grief online?
I appreciate that.
It was just so sweet, but I wanted to start off by just asking you, how are you today?
I'm nervous. I'm honored to be here. Yeah, I feel okay.
What does your normal day-to-day look like right now?
I'm a mom, so my priority day to day is taking care of my younger son, Teddy. So my day to day is pretty normal. I wake up, I work out, I try to work out every day just because I know those like good endorphins will help me mentally throughout the day. And I notice a really big difference if I don't do that.
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Chapter 8: What is the significance of keeping a loved one's memory alive?
And then I kind of just spend the rest of my day with my son and just wherever it leads me. I've learned throughout a lot of my group journey that I just can't have too many expectations for myself. So I just have to set small intentions and go where the day leads me.
Yeah. And what was your intention for coming here today? Like what was going through your mind to want to come and share now and today?
I have a large platform and going through what we've been through this past year, just honestly, nothing has felt like an appropriate place to talk about fully in depth what happened, what our family's been through, just how much we miss Trigg, how much we love him. It just it honestly hasn't felt right.
And I feel like when you asked me to come, I I really felt like, OK, yeah, this is like a person that I can sit down with and have a really in-depth, meaningful conversation that will hopefully help people spread awareness, help me to maybe heal in a way.
Yeah, I really hope that this conversation is healing for all of us and kind and healing for you as well. Yeah. We'll talk about the loss in a moment, but talk to me about what life was like before the loss. Talk to me about creating or sharing your life online in 2021. What did it look like? What was the motivation behind that? What was the inspiration behind all of that?
The whole motivation always behind starting social media was honestly that I just needed an outlet. I think that's why a lot of people start. I think that we crave human interaction, human connection. And I had lived in Utah at the time for already about, I think maybe three or four years.
But when you become a mom, your whole world shifts, your life changes, like nothing can even prepare you for that journey. And I was just really deeply craving something to... fulfill me in a deeper way. Obviously, motherhood fulfills me so much, but I felt like I needed like my own thing. And I think that's so healthy and important.
And I was like, I think I should just start sharing my day to day. Like maybe people will relate to that. So I was sharing my Morning vlogs, day in the life vlogs, cleaning vlogs. And honestly, it deeply motivated me. I was home alone most days with Trig. And so it really just helped me to like get out of the house, get stuff done.
Like that was my motivation was just connecting with other moms and people.
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