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Grief isn't always about losing someone you love. Sometimes it's about carrying the overwhelming belief that you've let everyone down.

In this episode of Grief, I Didn't Sign Up for This, we're exploring the often-unspoken grief that comes from feeling like you've disappointed your family, your friends, your community, your church, or even God. Whether you're navigating divorce, job loss, illness, financial hardship, addiction, or simply a life that didn't unfold the way you imagined, those feelings of shame and perceived failure can become just as heavy as the loss itself.

Together, we'll unpack where those feelings come from, how grief distorts our perspective, and why your worth was never meant to be measured by other people's expectations. If you've ever questioned whether you're enough or felt like you've failed the people who matter most, this conversation is for you.

You are not defined by your disappointments. You are not alone. And there is hope beyond the weight you've been carrying.

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