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When Life Changes in an Instant: Faith, Trauma, and Ambiguous Grief
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August 27, 2026
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53:44Now PlayingIn this profound and deeply personal episode of the Faith Roundtable, Pastor Josh Burtram reunites with Megan Daubert.
Megan opens up about the day her family’s life was turned upside down when her husband, Michael, suffered a sudden cardiac arrest, leading to a severe anoxic brain injury. Throughout the conversation, Megan shares her moving journey of navigating "ambiguous grief"—mourning the loss of the life they knew while her husband is still physically present but with profound memory loss.
Join Josh and Megan for an honest, heartfelt conversation about faith, resilience, and finding God's presence in the midst of unimaginable tragedy and life-altering circumstances.
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