About Grief Unfiltered: Stories from Grow Through Your Grief
Grief is raw, unpredictable, and deeply personal and you don’t have to navigate it alone.
Grief Unfiltered: Stories from Grow Through Your Grief is a space for real, honest conversations about loss, healing, and everything in between. Hosted by sisters Krystle Hall and Danette Sugg, this podcast strips away the clichés and explores the messy, beautiful, deeply human experience of grief.
Whether your loss is recent, lingering, or something you never fully processed, this podcast is here to hold space for you. Through heartfelt storytelling, sister-to-sister conversations, gentle insights, and real-life experiences, Grief Unfiltered offers comfort, connection, and a reminder that there’s no right way to grieve — only your way.
How Grief Changes Over Time (and Why That Doesn’t Mean You’re Doing It Wrong)
Krystle and Danette of Grief Unfiltered discuss how grief evolves rather than fading in a straight line, sharing how losing their father felt consuming at first and later became more wave-like, with triggers such as birthdays, anniversaries, and holidays shifting from dread to moments of honoring and celebration. Krystlel explains that time alone didn’t help until she did the work, describing a major turning point around the five-year mark after therapy helped her channel her dad’s legacy of helping others into creating Grow Through Your Grief, an online course, and a journal. They explore why later grief can be confusing, emphasizing it can resurface without meaning failure, and suggest returning to basic self-care tools—movement, hydration, journaling, balanced rest, and small habit changes—while rejecting timelines, avoiding comparisons, and allowing joy and grief to coexist.
📌 Timestamps:
00:00 Welcome to Grief Unfiltered
00:33 How Grief Evolves
01:24 Early Grief Consumes
03:49 Time Plus Work Heals
05:27 Anxiety and Firsts
07:06 From Dread to Celebration
11:44 Five Year Turning Point
15:07 Why Later Grief Confuses
20:14 Tools for Later Stages
22:32 Self Care Small Steps
26:06 Permission for Joy
28:44 No Timeline Keep Going
31:37 Closing and Resources
🌿 Get Support:
🌱 Ready to grow through your grief? Get my Befriend Your Grief course (https://www.growthroughyourgrief.net/befriend-your-grief) for the support and tools needed to transform your pain into a meaningful journey.
🌧️ Want to see how your grief is affecting you? Download my free quiz (https://www.growthroughyourgrief.net/how-grief-is-affecting-me) and complete it at your own pace.
🌐 Website: https://www.growthroughyourgrief.net/ (https://www.growthroughyourgrief.net/)
📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/growthroughyourgrief/ (https://www.instagram.com/growthroughyourgrief/)
Subscribe to Grief Unfiltered (https://www.growthroughyourgrief.net/podcasts/grief-unfiltered-stories-from-grow-through-your-grief) + download each episode on Apple (https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/grief-unfiltered-stories-from-grow-through-your-grief/id1805376634), Spotify (https://open.spotify.com/show/1G6o28gS9SFfQuw8EAERQL), or Android (https://www.subscribeonandroid.com/app.kajabi.com/podcasts/2147942058/feed).
12 Mar 2026
When the World Moves On but Your Grief Doesn’t
Krystle and Danette of Grief Unfiltered discuss a common but rarely spoken part of grief: when initial support fades while the loss still feels intense. Using their father’s death as an example, Krystle describes overwhelming check-ins and help up to the funeral, followed by an abrupt drop-off that felt isolating and created pressure to “be better.” They explore why people stop reaching out, including discomfort, fear of saying the wrong thing, and misleading impressions from social media. They encourage grievers to ask for connection and set expectations about whether they want to talk or cry, and encourage supporters to ask how someone is truly doing. They emphasize that grief has no timeline, joy and grief can coexist, and healing requires intentional work such as therapy and journaling.
📌 Timestamps:
00:00 Welcome to Grief Unfiltered
00:33 When the World Moves On
01:29 Support Fades After Funeral
06:22 Why It Gets So Lonely
08:33 Awkwardness and Social Media
13:17 Ask for Real Support
14:03 What Helped Us Cope 1
5:04 Therapy and Doing the Work
20:20 Living With Grief Long Term
22:09 Final Takeaways and Resources
🌿 Get Support:
🌱 Ready to grow through your grief? Get my Befriend Your Grief course (https://www.growthroughyourgrief.net/befriend-your-grief) for the support and tools needed to transform your pain into a meaningful journey.
🌧️ Want to see how your grief is affecting you? Download my free quiz (https://www.growthroughyourgrief.net/how-grief-is-affecting-me) and complete it at your own pace.
🌐 Website: https://www.growthroughyourgrief.net/ (https://www.growthroughyourgrief.net/)
📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/growthroughyourgrief/ (https://www.instagram.com/growthroughyourgrief/)
Subscribe to Grief Unfiltered (https://www.growthroughyourgrief.net/podcasts/grief-unfiltered-stories-from-grow-through-your-grief) + download each episode on Apple (https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/grief-unfiltered-stories-from-grow-through-your-grief/id1805376634), Spotify (https://open.spotify.com/show/1G6o28gS9SFfQuw8EAERQL), or Android (https://www.subscribeonandroid.com/app.kajabi.com/podcasts/2147942058/feed).
5 Mar 2026
Grief Triggers: The Random Tuesday Gut Punch
Krystle and Danette of Grief Unfiltered discuss unexpected grief triggers that arise outside obvious dates like anniversaries, such as songs, smells, grocery-store moments, milestones, and even feeling peaceful. They share personal examples, including Danette being triggered by a neighbor at the family farm who “loved” their dad and Krystle being hit by a Cheerios box campaign that referenced “dad” and “dog.” They explore how hearing stories about their dad can feel therapeutic on their own terms but triggering when initiated by others, and emphasize that triggers aren’t setbacks because grief isn’t linear and can persist even 10 years later. They suggest acknowledging triggers, letting emotions happen, talking to someone, journaling, therapy, and nature, and note their journal is available at growthroughyourgrief.net.
📌 Timestamps:
00:00 Welcome to Grief Unfiltered
00:33 Unexpected Grief Triggers
01:54 Farm Encounter Trigger
04:43 Grocery Aisle Gut Punch
06:42 Talking About Dad
13:39 Are Triggers Setbacks
17:56 Joy and Guilt After Loss
20:59 Tools to Handle Triggers
23:14 Journal and Closing
🌿 Get Support:
🌱 Ready to grow through your grief? Get my Befriend Your Grief course (https://www.growthroughyourgrief.net/befriend-your-grief) for the support and tools needed to transform your pain into a meaningful journey.
🌧️ Want to see how your grief is affecting you? Download my free quiz (https://www.growthroughyourgrief.net/how-grief-is-affecting-me) and complete it at your own pace.
🌐 Website: https://www.growthroughyourgrief.net/ (https://www.growthroughyourgrief.net/)
📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/growthroughyourgrief/ (https://www.instagram.com/growthroughyourgrief/)
Subscribe to Grief Unfiltered (https://www.growthroughyourgrief.net/podcasts/grief-unfiltered-stories-from-grow-through-your-grief) + download each episode on Apple (https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/grief-unfiltered-stories-from-grow-through-your-grief/id1805376634), Spotify (https://open.spotify.com/show/1G6o28gS9SFfQuw8EAERQL), or Android (https://www.subscribeonandroid.com/app.kajabi.com/podcasts/2147942058/feed).
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