Episode 55 dives into the kind of anger most parents grieving a child never admit out loud.
Not irritation. Not frustration. The deep, unsettling rage that sits under the skin and shows up in the body, the mind, and the relationships around you.

In this episode, we talk about:
• Why anger becomes a constant companion after losing a child
• How it shows up physically, mentally, and emotionally
• Why men hide it more than anyone
• The guilt and shame that tag along with it
• What this anger is actually protecting
• Real ways to release it without blowing up your life

If you’ve ever felt like grief has turned into a shadow that follows you everywhere — especially in the form of anger — this one’s for you.

You are not broken. You’re grieving.
And anger is one of the loudest languages grief speaks.

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Episode 54 — Dealing With Triggers in Grief

In this episode of The Grief Guardian Podcast, we dig into something every grieving parent knows too well: triggers.
The moments, sounds, places, or situations that yank you right back into the hardest days of your life.

I share my own experience of losing Mia, the chaos that followed, and how even something as simple as walking through a broken doorway became a daily emotional hit. If you’ve been blindsided by grief triggers or felt frustrated that they keep showing up, this episode will help you feel understood and less alone.

We cover:
• What triggers actually are
• Why your mind and body react the way they do
• How to spot the early signs
• The impact triggers have on your mental health, relationships, and day-to-day life
• Practical ways to calm your system, ground yourself, and get through the moment
• How to handle recurring triggers, anniversaries, and “grief ambushes”

This is a longer, deeper episode — the kind you put on when you want to feel like someone gets what you’re going through.

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Episode 53: “Can You Become Addicted to Grief?”

In Episode 53 of The Grief Guardian Podcast, Grant Cosgrove tackles a confronting question many people quietly struggle with:

Is it possible to become addicted to grief?

This episode breaks down why some people get stuck in a painful loop, why the sadness can start to feel familiar or even “safe,” and how to recognise when grief has turned into a state you’re living in rather than moving through.
If you’ve ever felt guilty for healing, scared to let go, or unsure who you are without the sadness — this one’s for you.

In this episode:

• What “grief addiction” actually means

• The signs someone might be caught in a grief loop

• Why the mind clings to pain even when it hurts

• How grief impacts identity, relationships, and daily life

• Practical steps to break the cycle and heal in a healthier way

This episode is raw, honest, and aimed at anyone who feels stuck — especially dads carrying the weight of losing a child.

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