Why Time Doesn’t Heal the Loss, But What Might Help (Part 3)

In Part 3, Bruce and Kristin talk about what grieving parents often need most: to be seen, not fixed.

They explore why it matters when others say our child’s name, ask how they lived instead of how they died, and allow grief to be spoken out loud without trying to make it better.

This conversation touches on forever parenthood, the loneliness that can come from society’s invisible grief timeline, and the permission to grieve for life, while still holding joy.

Because love didn’t end.
And neither did our role as their parent.