Losing a child is one of the most profound and devastating experiences a person can face. From my own experience and those shared in support groups, the journey through grief often involves waves of pain, regret, and longing. Many parents express the wish to have hugged their child just a little tighter or said words they never got the chance to speak. These feelings are normal and part of the healing process. It's also important to find ways to honor your child's memory, whether through creating a small memorial, writing letters to them, or connecting with communities who understand your pain. Allowing yourself to grieve in your own way and time is crucial. For me, sharing stories and emotions openly has helped break the isolation that so often accompanies loss. If you are coping with the loss of a child, know that while the heartache is constant, you are not alone. Connecting with others who understand the intricacies of #childlossgrieve can provide comfort and support. Remembering your child with love and finding moments to celebrate their life can gradually bring peace amidst the sadness.