What happens when you’re suddenly faced with decades of belongings, layers of family history, and every sentimental item your parents never let go of? And how do you even begin to declutter and organize when you’re grieving at the same time?

I’ve seen firsthand how overwhelming this can feel. The closets, the papers, the diaries, the hidden surprises — it’s not just stuff, it’s memories. It’s emotional weight. And without a clear plan, the process of tidying can feel endless and impossible.

In this episode, I share real stories from women who have been through it. You’ll hear the raw truth of what happens when Swedish Death Cleaning never took place — and the declutter strategies, mindset shifts, and intentional choices that helped them keep moving forward.

This is about more than home organization. It’s about creating space to grieve, honoring family memories without drowning in clutter, and finding ways to let go with compassion.

If you’ve ever wondered, What will happen when I have to clear my parents’ home? or How will I know what to keep and what to let go of? — this episode is for you.

You’ll walk away with:
– Practical ideas to start decluttering even when you feel stuck
– KonMari-inspired ways to approach sentimental items without guilt
– Organizing tips to reduce overwhelm and make the process intentional
– Hope that letting go is possible, even when it feels unbearable

It’s honest, emotional, and filled with encouragement for anyone facing this challenge now — or knowing it will come in the future.

👉 Listen now and discover how to begin the process of decluttering after loss in a way that feels doable, respectful, and healing.

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