Bradley Women Die Young

Sharing The Middle

The title of this episode may seem provocative and harsh, but it's a phrase that came from my own writing and continues to resonate in my mind. It certainly isn’t all Bradley women, but more than what I would consider normal.

This is part 1 of a series where I sit down with my wonderful cousin Al. We open up about our family's powerful narratives and shared experiences, shining a light on the strength of the Bradley women in our family who have unfortunately faced illness and loss far too early. In this episode, I delve deep into the personal journeys of several young women in our family. We explore how these devastating losses and the strong family bonds have shaped our unique identities. Throughout our open-hearted talks, Al and I fondly remember our beloved family members and touch on universal themes of grief, resilience, and the crucial significance of staying connected in the face of adversity. Our conversation encapsulates the whirlwind of emotions that accompany the loss of family members, the health challenges that the women in our family have endured, and our aspiration to honor their legacy through the power of storytelling and shared experiences.

In our next episode we will take a deeper look on how this has been felt deeper in our individual Identities.

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