What Nobody Prepares You for After Someone Dies | Fafa

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Death is the one thing most of us spend a lifetime not thinking about. In this Uncharted conversation, Fafa Fakeera sits with what actually happens to us when someone we love dies: the isolation that can open up even with the people closest to you, the guilt that arrives with laughter or happiness, and the particular weight of a last conversation left unfinished.

Fafa brings over twenty years of work with the emotional body, self-enquiry and trauma-informed approaches, and she is also the creator of Self-Deconstruction. But she speaks here from her own loss too, of her daughter Tara, whose words "Life is Epic" still guide her. This is not a conversation about moving on. It is about what grief asks of us, and how we go on living after something has changed us permanently.


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