Richard E. Grant: Losing The Love Of My Life & Growing Up With An Alcoholic

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• MA

  @marieoflaherty1686 · 1 year ago

  This was not an interview, it was a beautiful conversation.  I loved it 🥰

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• CH

  @chapman9230 · 1 year ago

  This is how tv used to be.  Guests allowed to flow in conversation.  Well done Davina.

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• JM

  @jmk1962 · 1 year ago (edited)

  My 20 year old daughter died 3.5 years ago and I still have her ashes. I have moved back to my home country in a new house and I am nearly ready to let her go. <br>I am going to plant a tree at the top of my garden where I have a view of the sea and I am going to let her ashes feed the tree and I can sit and look out to sea and remember her and the happy times we had together.❤

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• RO

  @rosyloveslearning3013 · 10 months ago

  All I can say is what a beautiful man. He exudes love and joy and kindness. &nbsp;I want to be better. &nbsp;Thank you. &nbsp;❤

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• EM

  @emmaking6861 · 1 year ago

  Richard lives in the same village as my in laws, just up the road. Richard often walks down the lane &amp; has a chat with my father in law when he’s in the garden . My father in law says he’s a lovely man. I love how genuinely interested in other people &amp; his desire to make it a back &amp; forth conversation. I absolutely love following Richard on instagram. &nbsp;He’s a joy &amp; also raw at the same time

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• HE

  @HeyitsNancy370 · 1 year ago

  I feel that Davina and Richard really connected on a deep level in this conversation and found a kinship in their grief experiences. I hope they have maintained a friendship.

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• MA

  @margaretmaeda2548 · 1 year ago

  Not long before I lost him last year, he said, “Look for the bits of heaven in every day.” I want to be like Richard Grant - gentle, warm, grateful.

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• EM

  @emerbrowne3965 · 1 year ago

  Any person who has survived a narcissistic parent is already a true hero.❤

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• KA

  @karenmallinson9029 · 1 year ago

  Oh. I cried listening to this interview, not because of the loss of loved ones but because of such a beautiful open, honest and heart felt conversation between two friends. What a beautiful man Richard is.

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• SA

  @sararichardson737 · 1 year ago

  I agree with Richard: &nbsp;kindness is the most valuable quality of all in a person. &nbsp;It’s actually quite rare.

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• LY

  @lyndsaymcewan8566 · 1 year ago

  our son died at the tender age of 26, 8 years ago. &nbsp;I have written to him every night telling him what I did on that day. &nbsp;I too feel like it is a connection to him just like Richard with his wife. &nbsp;It&apos;s just like I am chatting to him. &nbsp;As time goes by, we learn to deal with grief but the heartache never goes away. &nbsp;My son and I also share the same birthhday but he will always be 26, although he would be 35 this year. &nbsp;Thank you for this podcast Davinia. &nbsp;I have always enjoyed your shows. &nbsp;Thank you too Richard for sharing your story with us all.

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• HA

  @happyvibes58 · 1 year ago (edited)

  Richard E Grant is a national treasure. He&apos;s the epitome of a gentleman. I loved this conversation ❤

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