I’m re-listening to this interview—very moving. I will read Danielle’s book. I am in year 10 after losing my youngest child suddenly. He was 30 and we thought we’d “made it” past the danger zone (because every parent thinks about this, right?). I wish I’d written, but the opposite happened—I quit journaling for so long. I agree that most of the things I read just didn’t help or resonate. I also found those friends who had the same thing happen. It’s a sadly larger community than I imagined but they became my best support, because they understood. Thank you for this interview❤️
I’m re-listening to this interview—very moving. I will read Danielle’s book. I am in year 10 after losing my youngest child suddenly. He was 30 and we thought we’d “made it” past the danger zone (because every parent thinks about this, right?). I wish I’d written, but the opposite happened—I quit journaling for so long. I agree that most of the things I read just didn’t help or resonate. I also found those friends who had the same thing happen. It’s a sadly larger community than I imagined but they became my best support, because they understood. Thank you for this interview❤️
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Well done