It’s totally okay to share, your podcast came up in my feed, I am grieving alot right now, I have a son with autism and I grieved of what I didn’t have a normal child, he is now an adult, there was many times I had to take him out of the room because of his melt downs, I hear you and understand, I grieved he would never be able to do things other kids would do, like driving, having a girl friend, doing things that others will do. It’s hard. I send prayers your way🙏🙏🙏🙏I am also grieving my illness which is diabetes type 2, and grieving my mom who died of cancer and my two brother in-laws, I know the tears the fustration, it’s not easy. I miss my mom soooo much. It’s okay not to be okay, people do not realize you do grieve different things not just death of a loved one, disease is so over looked in the grief community, and it’s sad that it’s not recognized.
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It’s totally okay to share, your podcast came up in my feed, I am grieving alot right now, I have a son with autism and I grieved of what I didn’t have a normal child, he is now an adult, there was many times I had to take him out of the room because of his melt downs, I hear you and understand, I grieved he would never be able to do things other kids would do, like driving, having a girl friend, doing things that others will do. It’s hard. I send prayers your way🙏🙏🙏🙏I am also grieving my illness which is diabetes type 2, and grieving my mom who died of cancer and my two brother in-laws, I know the tears the fustration, it’s not easy. I miss my mom soooo much. It’s okay not to be okay, people do not realize you do grieve different things not just death of a loved one, disease is so over looked in the grief community, and it’s sad that it’s not recognized.