Episode

In Answer to Loneliness: A Reflection

Podcast
Dying to Tell You
Published
Dec 18, 2025
Duration seconds
410
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https://mcdn.podbean.com/mf/web/ahju5arcifiikkk2/S3E12_Shutes_Reflection9u92m.mp3
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Summary

In this week's reflection on his interview with Shutes—which, of course, you should go listen to—Cody discusses the recurring theme of loneliness among people living with chronic illness or experiencing grief. Or really, anyone. As some of you might know, this year Cody left his job and, more importantly, co-workers he cares deeply for. And so the theme of loneliness applies not just to those with illness, not just those grieving or trying to navigate relationships that can change in the face of mortality, but all of us. Especially at this time of year, when the emphasis on gathering together can many times make us feel even further apart. Please give yourself a few minutes out of your busy holiday schedule to join Cody in a reflection on loneliness and its answer—connection. And regarding his offer to be there for you if you need it, you can email Cody at [email protected]. Peace and love in these days of remembrance and celebration.