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I had the privilege to be a guest on Jesse Brisendine’s podcast, HANDFUL OF HOPE. We covered a lot of ground including the power of connecting with and sharing the bond with others whose children have transitioned; how to know our loved ones are ALWAYS with us and accessible to us; and the importance of helping others with their healing, including those who have transitioned. Here is a link to our conversation.

When The Veil Comes Down – Casey Gauntt – A Handful of Hope (captivate.fm)

And please check out some of Jesse’s other conversations with some very interesting folks on his podcast Handful of Hope

2 responses to “A HANDFUL OF HOPE”

Janice Hope says:
August 25, 2022 at 4:09 pm
I BELIEVE IN THE SYNCHRONICITIES OF LIFE! I Just found this your Handful Of Hope. I am just done with a book about my son that took his own life almost 7 years ago. It is called Love Never Dies. Spiritual Insights about Suicide, Life and Love from Kevin in Heaven. It will not be released until mid September.
I would like to be on one of your podcasts.
Looking forward to our connection.
Janice Hope (that’s really my name)951-217-1064
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- Casey Gauntt says:
  August 26, 2022 at 8:44 am
  Janice- thank-you for reaching out. I’m very sorry about Kevin’s transition. It was an honor to be a guest on Jesse Brisendine’s podcast, Handful of Hope. He is a wonderful man. I’m not sure if he’s still hosting the podcast, but you can reach him through his website, https://jessebrisendine.com/ Also, are you familiar with Helping Parents Heal? They have a huge presence in the healing community and might be a good resource for you. Continued healing Casey
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Author Bios

Write Me Something Beautiful Authors - Casey and Jimmy Gauntt

Casey Gauntt

is a retired attorney and former senior executive of a major San Diego real estate company. He lives in Solana Beach, California, with his wife, Hilary. Casey grew up in Itasca, Illinois, graduated Lake Park High School in 1968, and received B.S., JD and MBA degrees from the University of Southern California.

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Jimmy Gauntt

was born and raised in Solana Beach and graduated from Torrey Pines High School in 2002. A prestigious Trustee Scholar at the University of Southern California, he majored in English and Spanish. He authored six plays, five screenplays, and a multitude of poems and short stories. Beginning in 2010, the USC English Department annually bestows the Jimmy Gauntt Memorial Award—aka “The Jimmy”—to the top graduates in English. Jimmy passed over to the other side in 2008 at age 24.