Erin Davis: Mourning has broken. The worst has happened. It requires the best of us. But first and every once in a while we cry.

Not That Kind of Rabbi
12/03/2020 1h 1min

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Erin Davis had everything. A great radio career in Toronto, a good husband and a new grandchild. Then, her only daughter died. Her Lauren, at 24 with a baby and husband, died. How do we grieve? Why are we so unable to let that happen for our selves and others. Erin shares her hard earned wisdom with us on Not That Kind of Rabbi.

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