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It’s okay to feel it – Josh Clayton

It’s okay to feel it – Josh Clayton

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What does it mean to truly live after loss?

In this moving and energising episode, we meet Josh Clayton - a shearer, trainer, mindset coach and solo dad from regional NSW who lost his partner Haley to Motor Neurone Disease, when their daughter Stella was just two and a half.

Since then, Josh has channelled his heartbreak into a mission of health, healing and hope - not only for himself and his daughter, but for the wider community.

From breaking a world shearing record to becoming a master trainer in Positive Psychology, Josh’s story is one of resilience, vulnerability and relentless positivity.

He shares what it's like to parent through grief, date again as a widowed man, and why Haley’s legacy continues to guide everything he does.

Together, Caroline and Josh chat about:
  • Haley’s diagnosis and the reality of MND
  • Raising a toddler while caregiving and grieving
  • The role of holistic health, eating well and mindset
  • Grief, fatherhood and the power of positivity
  • Why feeling your pain is more than okay
Quote that resonates with Josh “Don’t stop when you’re tired, stop when you’re done”

About The Widow Diaries

A podcast that holds space for the often-unspoken stories of grief, love, and life after loss - especially for those widowed young. Hosted by journalist and widow Caroline Winter and brought to you by First Light Widowed Support.

This is The Widow Diaries: Where no story is the same – and every story matters.

Links
  • Learn more about First Light Widowed Support
  • Follow First Light on Instagram
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  • Connect with First Light on LinkedIn
  • Connect with Caroline Winter on LinkedIn
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