113: When Someone Asks, “How are you?”

Grieving Parents Sharing Hope

Last week we talked about how to answer the question, How many children do you have? This week we will discuss the question, How are you?

This is an area we are good at putting on a mask with those who have not lost a child, but we will take it off very quickly when around those who have. In this episode, I share some thoughts from fellow pareavors about this question, including how several of them answer the dreaded question, How are you?

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