There is a growing trend of parents sharing the absolute worst moments of their lives, like losing a child in a freak accident, and I honestly think it’s one of the most courageous things a human can do. When we talk about tragedies, like a nine-year-old vanishing during a family ski trip, our instinct is to look away because the pain is too much to bear. But by being candid about the 'journey with no end,' these parents are actually providing a lifeline to others who are drowning in silence. Grieving isn't a linear process, and seeing someone find a new purpose through their devastation helps de-stigmatize the messiness of loss. We shouldn't call it 'oversharing'; we should call it survival and community building. It’s about turning a private nightmare into a public light for others. #parenting #psychology #community https://thoxt.com/l/lvsKT7 🔗