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Today we are talking about grief. Marianne Bette has been a family physician for 40 years. Not only has she counselled patients through mourning, she has navigated many losses herself including the loss of two husbands. She is author of "Living with a grieving Heart," a memoir, which is a guidebook to help people on the grieving process.I love Marianne’s perspective on grief, her attitude toward life and the connectedness that she gets as a physician between mind, body, and spirit. We have a warm conversation today around grieving and there's a lot of life lessons in there too.--About Marianne Bette:--Dr. Marianne Bette has survived tremendous grief, experiences that helped her when, as a family practitioner, her patients would ask for her help confronting their own difficulties. When Bette was a young doctor, her fiancé died in a small plane accident. Years later, she married and her husband died of lung cancer. In her 40-year career as a family practitioner she counselled mourning patients and their families.Bette, who describes herself as a "grief warrior," shares her experiences in Living with a Grieving Heart, a how-to book that will comfort and guide all those who have suffered terrific personal loss. She offers  stories from her own personal experiences with grief as well as from her career in family medicine, to help those who are grieving learn how to embrace life again while living with a grieving heart.“I wanted people to get a feeling for the whole process and to give them encouragement,” Bette says. “So many people are grieving now especially because of COVID and drug overdoses. I’m hoping this will help people to carry on and get through. You don’t have to carry that grief around.”Living with a Grieving Heart, from Emerald Lake Books, is Bette's second book, following Living with a Dead Man, a memoir based on how she and her daughters faced her husband Thom's final year of illness.Connect with Marianne Bette:Website: https://emeraldlakebooks.com/living-with-a-grieving-heart/Instagram: @bettemarianneFacebook: Marianne Bette

Today we are talking about grief. Marianne Bette has been a family physician for 40 years. Not only has she counselled patients through mourning, she has navigated many losses herself including the loss of two husbands. She is author of "Living with a grieving Heart," a memoir, which is a guidebook to help people on the grieving process. I love Marianne’s perspective on grief, her attitude toward life and the connectedness that she gets as a physician between mind, body, and spirit. We have a warm conversation today around grieving and there's a lot of life lessons in there too. -- About Marianne Bette: -- Dr. Marianne Bette has survived tremendous grief, experiences that helped her when, as a family practitioner, her patients would ask for her help confronting their own difficulties. When Bette was a young doctor, her fiancé died in a small plane accident. Years later, she married and her husband died of lung cancer. In her 40-year career as a family practitioner she counselled mourning patients and their families. Bette, who describes herself as a "grief warrior," shares her experiences in Living with a Grieving Heart, a how-to book that will comfort and guide all those who have suffered terrific personal loss. She offers  stories from her own personal experiences with grief as well as from her career in family medicine, to help those who are grieving learn how to embrace life again while living with a grieving heart. “I wanted people to get a feeling for the whole process and to give them encouragement,” Bette says. “So many people are grieving now especially because of COVID and drug overdoses. I’m hoping this will help people to carry on and get through. You don’t have to carry that grief around.” Living with a Grieving Heart, from Emerald Lake Books, is Bette's second book, following Living with a Dead Man, a memoir based on how she and her daughters faced her husband Thom's final year of illness. Connect with Marianne Bette: Website: <a href="https://emeraldlakebooks.com/living-with-a-grieving-heart/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://emeraldlakebooks.com/living-with-a-grieving-heart/</a> Instagram: @bettemarianne Facebook: Marianne Bette

EP 178: Living with a Grieving Heart with Marianne Bette

Marianne Bette is a Family Physician in Southbury Conn., the town where she was born and raised. She is a clinical professor at the University of Connecticut’s medical school, Quinnipiac University’s medical school and the University of Vermont’s medical school.She went to Loyola University in Chicago, and attended medical school at the University of Southern California in Los Angeles. For 18 years she lived and worked in the “high desert” of Palmdale and Lancaster, CA, before moving back to Southbury 17 years ago.While Marianne never anticipated becoming an author, as many writers know, sometimes there's a story that just won't let you go until it's written. When Marianne's husband, Thom, asked her to write this book, she never thought she would. Twelve years later, it is finally seeing the light of day.Her hope is that, in reading it, you reconnect to the people and ideals that are most important to you in living a fulfilling life.

Night-Light with  Author Dr Marianne Bette