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It’s starting to feel more and more like home, although it always has been. 🧡
“Time will heal you.”
“It’ll get better with time.”
“In time, it’ll be easier.”
Trite words that don’t help. They actually hurt.
With each new day, you are building a muscle you never knew you had - a muscle in your soul. 💪 ❤️
The first day of fall is coming this week - my favorite time of year.
Cooler days, shorter days, and a longer time of rest.
I hope you enjoy this new season we are about to be in, and as we prepare for a holiday season, remember those around you that are hurting.
This can be from loss of a loved one, a pet, a job, or anything that creates an emptiness and a sense of loneliness that changes how we live our life.
This Is WHY I wrote my first book “My Grief is Not Like Yours” and my second book, “Hope All The Way.” 🫶🏻
What can you do now? Be present for others when they need you and when you can be. Give of yourself so they can lean and learn how to live again.
As the year winds down, finish strong by helping others. 💪 #theoboyd #griefbooks #mygriefisnotlikeyours #thinktheo #grief
Anyone else (Central Texans and anyone under the heat dome) feel like they’re about to watch a much-anticipated movie and need to get some popcorn? 🍿 I hope it’s as good as they say! 🎥
PODCAST BONUS!
A Conversation on Grief, Motherhood, and the Law: The Lindsay Clancy Case. LISTEN anywhere you get your podcast.
In this episode, I sit down with criminal defense attorneys Christina Wade and Reagen Thomas — my daughter and her colleague — for a candid hour-long conversation about grief and justice, framed through the lens of the Lindsay Clancy case. The Massachusetts mother’s murder trial ended in a mistrial this month after the jury deadlocked over her postpartum psychosis defense. We talk about what it means to defend someone in the aftermath of unimaginable tragedy, how the legal system grapples with mental illness and culpability, and the layers of grief — for victims, for defendants, for families — that rarely make it into headlines. A personal, thoughtful look at where compassion and the law intersect.
Sometimes, you just have to get away! It’s okay to leave and take a break. I decided to trade the Central Texas heat dome for some South Texas humidity. My hair loves the ocean air and probably needed a break too. 🤪 😅
What happens when we have an honest conversation about grief, mental health, and the crisis facing America today?
Today, I had the privilege of sitting down with two exceptional defense attorneys—my daughter and her colleague and friend—to talk about these deeply important issues.
It was an honest, powerful, and thought-provoking conversation, and I’m honored to have been part of it.
🎙️ Coming soon on the THINK THEO podcast!
This is a conversation you won’t want to miss. #thinktheo #grief #mentalhealth
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