By twenty-five, I had lost my father, brother, and mother. I ran. I dissolved. I started again. This is that story. Self-narrated for an immersive storytelling experience. Listen on Spotify and Apple Podcasts.
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Irishman, Memoirist, Narrator. Inspired by the seanachaí tradition, I transformed my story into a creative non-fiction about grief, overcoming, and rebuilding a life. I write reflections to understand resilience and optimism better. I hope it helps.
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