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Family Flowers Only with Kathleen Chada

Family Flowers Only with Kathleen Chada

FromFamily Flowers Only by Grief Ireland


Family Flowers Only with Kathleen Chada

FromFamily Flowers Only by Grief Ireland

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Length:
101 minutes
Released:
Nov 26, 2023
Format:
Podcast episode

Description

On todays episode of family flowers only I speak to Kathleen Chada

Kathleen is from Carlow, she is a nurse and mom to Eoghan and RuairÍ. She is a campaigner for real justice and author of the book “Everything”

Please be aware the following details some listeners might find upsetting and in this episode we discuss murder, suicide ideation, death and loss.

On July 29, 2013, Kathleen’s former husband Sanjeev Chada murdered their sons, Eoghan (10) and Ruairí (5), and later attempted to take his own life.
He killed the boys in Ballintubber, Co Mayo, and their bodies were found in the boot of his car which he had crashed near Westport in an attempt to take his own life.
He pleaded guilty in court and was handed two life sentences to run concurrently.

Kathleen has often spoke publicly about what happenedand the justice side of things but I wanted to give her the opportunity to  focus on the boys, who they were and what they were like,  and about her own personal experiences through Grief and loss.

She is such an impressive woman who gave so much wisdom and many insights into how she copes since her horrific loss.

I hope this episode is helpful to you and that you enjoy our chat .

If you enjoyed this episode please don’t forget to hit the follow button here and rate on the channel, tell a friend and I will talk to you next time.

You can follow Kathie
On Instagram @griefireland
On TikTok @familyflowersonly

For more information on Grief Retreats visit www.griefireland.com
Released:
Nov 26, 2023
Format:
Podcast episode

Titles in the series (18)

During the pandemic I created a community on Instagram called Grief Ireland. It was following the death of my sister Elaine and her husband Pa. I found Grief to be still a taboo subject, unspoken, and a topic that not many wanted to discuss. Unless of course those who were in "the club no-one wants to be in". But to find those people was difficult. So I went on a mission to open the conversation, to comfort those who mourn, to educate those who don't, to hold space for others to talk about their Grief, Love and Loss and to remember our loved ones and ensure that they would never be forgotten.