It's OK to Not Be OK: What Pretending Does to Newly Bereaved Parents
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It's OK to Not Be OK: What Pretending Does to Newly Bereaved Parents
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About this listen
We live in a world that expects grieving parents to “be strong” — to smile, to say “I’m fine,” to carry the unbearable with grace. But here’s the truth: pretending to be ok only buries the grief deeper.
In this episode of Life After Child Loss: A Parent’s Grief (Season 6, Episode 3), I’m breaking the silence on what it really costs us to hide our pain, and why giving yourself permission to not be ok is one of the bravest steps you can take toward healing.
💔 Your tears are valid.
💔 Your sadness is holy.
💔 You don’t have to carry it alone.
✨ And at the end, I’ll also share how the Grief to Grace Journal can be a safe space for your unspoken truths.
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