Gabriel Mizrahi

Dear Jordan and Gabe, my adult child recently moved 1,700 miles away, and I find myself experiencing grief that feels like it will never go away. She has a high-paying job and bought a home in a state with more affordable housing. A starter home in my state is around a half a million dollars, so naturally my son is also planning on moving out of state within a year as well.

Dear Jordan and Gabe, my adult child recently moved 1,700 miles away, and I find myself experiencing grief that feels like it will never go away. She has a high-paying job and bought a home in a state with more affordable housing. A starter home in my state is around a half a million dollars, so naturally my son is also planning on moving out of state within a year as well.

Dear Jordan and Gabe, my adult child recently moved 1,700 miles away, and I find myself experiencing grief that feels like it will never go away. She has a high-paying job and bought a home in a state with more affordable housing. A starter home in my state is around a half a million dollars, so naturally my son is also planning on moving out of state within a year as well.

Instead of feeling pride, I feel overwhelmingly sad. I gave everything I had to my two children. Every decision I ever made was for their well-being. We just finished paying for five years of college for each of them. I had children in order to extend my family. I feel cheated because seeing someone for only a few days a year does not feel like family to me.

Instead of feeling pride, I feel overwhelmingly sad. I gave everything I had to my two children. Every decision I ever made was for their well-being. We just finished paying for five years of college for each of them. I had children in order to extend my family. I feel cheated because seeing someone for only a few days a year does not feel like family to me.

Instead of feeling pride, I feel overwhelmingly sad. I gave everything I had to my two children. Every decision I ever made was for their well-being. We just finished paying for five years of college for each of them. I had children in order to extend my family. I feel cheated because seeing someone for only a few days a year does not feel like family to me.

My husband and I have been devoted to our own parents over the years, being primary caretakers to parents with dementia and cancer. We also never wanted our parents to feel lonely in old age, so we made a point of visiting them frequently. It seems like we will have no one looking out for us as we begin to age.

My husband and I have been devoted to our own parents over the years, being primary caretakers to parents with dementia and cancer. We also never wanted our parents to feel lonely in old age, so we made a point of visiting them frequently. It seems like we will have no one looking out for us as we begin to age.

My husband and I have been devoted to our own parents over the years, being primary caretakers to parents with dementia and cancer. We also never wanted our parents to feel lonely in old age, so we made a point of visiting them frequently. It seems like we will have no one looking out for us as we begin to age.

I look forward to seeing my daughter each year, but when those few days arrive and I'm in her presence, I feel grief-stricken and find myself choking back tears. After she leaves, I find myself crying for days. I'm practicing self-care, expanding my social life, all of that, but it still hurts. How can I get over this, move on emotionally, stop feeling let down?

I look forward to seeing my daughter each year, but when those few days arrive and I'm in her presence, I feel grief-stricken and find myself choking back tears. After she leaves, I find myself crying for days. I'm practicing self-care, expanding my social life, all of that, but it still hurts. How can I get over this, move on emotionally, stop feeling let down?

I look forward to seeing my daughter each year, but when those few days arrive and I'm in her presence, I feel grief-stricken and find myself choking back tears. After she leaves, I find myself crying for days. I'm practicing self-care, expanding my social life, all of that, but it still hurts. How can I get over this, move on emotionally, stop feeling let down?

How do I think differently about this situation without lying to myself? Signed, Can't Stop Crying Because My Kids Are Thriving.

How do I think differently about this situation without lying to myself? Signed, Can't Stop Crying Because My Kids Are Thriving.

How do I think differently about this situation without lying to myself? Signed, Can't Stop Crying Because My Kids Are Thriving.

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Oh God. That's what that meant. I forgot about that part of it. So we can't say that on the show. No, I mean, that's ridiculous, right? Elon Musk is killing people's jobs and our ability to empathize.

Oh God. That's what that meant. I forgot about that part of it. So we can't say that on the show. No, I mean, that's ridiculous, right? Elon Musk is killing people's jobs and our ability to empathize.

No, but you're in a position to understand what this woman is going through, I guess, in a milder way. So your heart does go out there. I'm sure I get it.

No, but you're in a position to understand what this woman is going through, I guess, in a milder way. So your heart does go out there. I'm sure I get it.