Hijas de la Grief

Episode 4: The Hospice Hurtle

Welcome to Episode 4 🎙️ In this episode, we open up about our experience with our dad being in hospice the good moments, the hard moments, and how difficult it was to go through it all in real time. We talk about what hospice looked like for our family, the emotional reality behind it, and the importance of advocating for your loved one when they can’t always advocate for themselves. This is a raw and vulnerable conversation about one of the hardest experiences we’ve faced.   Instagram @ hijasdelagrief Maria’s TikTok @ marilupe_ Xitlali’s TikTok @ xox.laalii

Episode 3: Perspectives

Welcome to Episode 3 🎙️ We both lost the same person… but our experiences with grief have looked completely different. In this episode, we open up about what the past year has been like for each of us, the different ways we’ve coped, and how we’ve been navigating life through it all. This is a real and vulnerable conversation about grief, emotions, and experiencing the same loss in different ways. Instagram @ hijasdelagrief Maria's Tiktok @ marilupe__ Xitlali's Tiktok @ xox.laalii

Episode 2: Signs from Heaven

Welcome to episode 2 where the reality of loosing our dad has hit mixed in with signs from heaven. Join us as we chat about navigating this stage of grief.

Episode 1: The Beginning of the End

Hello ✨🤍 Welcome to Hijas de la Grief EPISODE 1🎙️ We are Xitlali & Maria Guadalupe two sisters who just lost our dad Jose Adalberto Olvera to Glioblastoma (grade 4 brain cancer). The last month has been a roller coaster & we know it’s just the beginning of this crazy grief journey. We want to use this heartbreaking experience to talk about our dad and bring awareness about glioblastoma while also opening a space of conversation about grief, adjusting, and learning to live a life without our dad. We don’t know where this is headed but if you’re also grieving your dad, have lost a parent or loved one, or are are just interested  we invite you to follow along🤍 #glioblastoma #braincancerawareness #braincancer #grief #griefjourney