On This Episode Of The Public Health Epidemiology Conversations (PHEC) Podcast
Dr. Huntley expresses her gratitude for the support she has received after the tragic accident that took the life of her stepson. She shares photos and memories of him and discusses the difficulty of processing such a loss. She acknowledges the outpouring of love and support and the importance of accepting it. Dr. Huntley emphasizes the need to prioritize mental health and take things one step at a time. She also discusses the importance of vulnerability and building stronger connections with her community.
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Conversation Highlights
Expressing gratitude for support during times of grief is important
Accepting love and support from others can be challenging but necessary
Prioritizing mental health and taking things one step at a time is crucial
Vulnerability can build stronger connections and trust with others
“Life gives us things that we have to deal with; we have to process; and journeys we have to pivot on that we don’t ask for sometimes, we have to figure out how to navigate it.” — Dr. Huntley
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