Don’t be afraid to be honest with your kids about what’s happening. I lost my dad when I was 20, he was 48, six months after diagnosis. My parents were so shocked that sometimes they would forget to tell me things, or maybe it didn’t occur to them to involve me in it. It wasn’t malicious, but I felt a little left out of what was happening, which made it harder for me.
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Don’t be afraid to be honest with your kids about what’s happening. I lost my dad when I was 20, he was 48, six months after diagnosis. My parents were so shocked that sometimes they would forget to tell me things, or maybe it didn’t occur to them to involve me in it. It wasn’t malicious, but I felt a little left out of what was happening, which made it harder for me.
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