Show Notes
On today's episode I speak with the incredible Meghann Scully, presenter, producer and author.
Meghann tells me about the loss of both her brother, when she was only a teenager, and her father, only a year and a half later. The grief from these losses has made a massive impact on her and her life over the past 20 years, shaping who she is now.
It's a very powerful listen.
Meghann has written two books within the themes of grief, loss and mental health. Broken Love and Little Pocket of Love.
If you would like to connect with Meghann you can find her on all the big social platforms, including Instagram, Twitter and TikTok
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