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Grieving the Me That
Died Too
A sacred audio series for the version of you who didn’t survive their death.
There’s a kind of grief nobody talks about.
The kind that creeps in after the casket closes.
After the people leave.
After the phone calls stop and the house gets quiet again.
It’s the grief of losing someone you love—
and then realizing you lost yourself too.
The you that laughed without guilt.
The you that believed joy was possible.
The you that planned a future with their name still in it.
When they died, a part of you died too.
But nobody came to grieve her.
You'll Receive
Three tender audio sessions
Each one a soft place to land. Like sitting on the couch with a blanket, a candle, and someone who finally gets it.
A journal workbook with prompts
Not for performance. But for presence.
This isn’t about healing fast—it’s about finally telling the truth to someone who can hold it.
A bonus breathwork ritual: The Daily Practice
A grounding session for when the grief is too loud. For when your body forgets it’s safe. For when you need a way back home to yourself.
This is not a course. It’s a homecoming.
There’s nothing to catch up on. No homework. No pressure. Just a place to start again—with you.
Sharri Thomas
Sharri Thomas is a healer, sacred space holder, and founder of Rivers in the Desert—a movement born from unimaginable loss and the audacity to begin again. Her work centers women who’ve carried more grief than words can hold. She offers presence, not prescriptions. Breath, not performance. And the quiet, sacred invitation to come home to yourself.
Your Grief Deserves Witnessing
You don’t have to be strong today.
You don’t have to make sense.
You don’t have to smile through it.
You just have to show up.
And when you do—
I’ll be right here, holding space for the woman who didn’t get a eulogy.
For the self they forgot to mourn.
For you.
Let’s begin again.