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His father betrayed his family. Years later, his own son walked away. How does one man survive estrangement from both sides?In this powerful episode of Estranged & Rearranged, Candi Morris sits down with author Jonah A. Thorne III to discuss family betrayal, protecting his daughter, and the devastating consequences of doing what he believed was right.🔗 Connect & Explore📖 Jonah's Book: To the Man I Called Fatherhttps://amzn.to/4dGII6M🌐 Jonah's Websitehttps://www.jonahthorne.com/🛍️ Candi's Website, Books & Resourceshttps://www.estrangedandrearranged.com/resources📘 Facebook Pagehttps://www.facebook.com/share/1CuD1nHeS8/👥 Join Our Facebook Support Grouphttps://www.facebook.com/share/g/1SU79VBP4o/❤️ Live Through It: Group Coachinghttps://www.estrangedandrearranged.com/livethroughitAbout This Episode:Jonah once shared an incredibly close relationship with his father. But when he discovered his father had sexually abused his daughter, everything changed.What followed was a five-year legal battle, the loss of nearly 30 family relationships, and years of emotional turmoil.Then Jonah experienced another heartbreak when his own adult son became estranged.Candi and Jonah discuss how trauma changes families, why protecting one relationship can cost you others, and what it means to take responsibility while learning to live with loss.Jonah shares his experience in his memoir, To the Man I Called Father: A Son's Heartbreak, a Father's War, written under a pen name to protect his family.💬 Have you ever experienced estrangement from both sides of a family relationship? Share your thoughts in the comments.👍 Like, subscribe, and share to help these conversations reach more families.You've still got a life to live. Now go live it.⚠️ Content Warning: This episode discusses childhood sexual abuse, family trauma, and suicidal thoughts. Viewer discretion is advised.#FamilyEstrangement #EstrangedParents #FamilyTrauma

What happens when your adult child walks away, and 23 years later, you're still waiting for them to come back?For more than two decades, Susan Metzger has lived with family estrangement. Four of her six children remain estranged, but through years of heartbreak, rejection, and uncertainty, she's discovered something important: You don't have to wait for reconciliation to begin healing.In this episode of Estranged & Rearranged, Candi Morris sits down with Susan Metzger, founder of Parents in the Waiting Room, host of the Flip Flops and Freedom podcast, and author of Rejected Yet Redeemed: Hope, Healing, and Faith for Parents of Estranged Adult Children.Together, they explore what it means to keep living when someone you love has walked away.They discuss the emotional toll of waiting for reconciliation, the guilt and shame estranged parents often carry, and how rejection can slowly change the way we see ourselves.You'll also hear about:- Why saying "I'm fine" doesn't necessarily mean you're healing.- How estrangement affects fathers, grandparents, stepparents, and adoptive parents.- The difference between taking responsibility and blaming yourself for everything.- Why forgiveness doesn't require reconciliation.- How faith helped Susan navigate more than two decades of estrangement.- What it means to get unstuck and create a new, meaningful life.Susan also shares the inspiration behind her book, her support community, and her belief that even when a family relationship remains broken, your life doesn't have to be.You can still love your child. You can still hope for reconciliation. And you can still live your life.🔗 Connect & Explore🛍️ Website & Resourceshttps://www.estrangedandrearranged.com/resources📘 Facebook Pagehttps://www.facebook.com/share/1CuD1nHeS8/👥 Join the Facebook Grouphttps://www.facebook.com/share/g/1SU79VBP4o/🎵 TikTokhttps://www.tiktok.com/@estranged.and.rea?_r=1&_t=ZT-95tKbPyH3mAConnect with Susan Metzger📖 Susan's Book: Rejected Yet RedeemedHope, Healing, and Faith for Parents of Estranged Adult Childrenhttps://amzn.to/4B3Ncyy🌐 Susan's Website:https://susanmetzger.org/🎙️ Flip Flops and Freedom Podcast:https://susanmetzger.org/podcast💗 Parents in the Waiting Room Facebook Support Group:https://www.facebook.com/groups/parentsinthewaitingroom

What if your estranged child never comes back? And what if they finally do… but you’re no longer sure you want the relationship back?Those are difficult questions, but they’re questions many estranged parents eventually face.In this episode of Estranged & Rearranged, Candi talks through the “what ifs” that can consume your thoughts during family estrangement: What if they never call? What if they return and leave again? What if your grandchildren forget you? What if the rest of the family slowly moves on without you? And what happens when years of estrangement change what reconciliation would even look like?Candi also explores rebuilding trust, setting boundaries if contact resumes, preserving memories for estranged grandchildren, and learning how to keep living without giving up the love you still have for your child.Because hope and healing can exist at the same time. You can love your child, miss them deeply, and still build a life that isn’t centered around waiting for the phone to ring.💬 Which “what if” gets to you the most? Share it in the comments. Someone else may be carrying the exact same question.🔗 Connect & Explore🛍️ Website & Resourceshttps://www.estrangedandrearranged.com/resources📘 Facebook Pagehttps://www.facebook.com/share/1CuD1nHeS8/👥 Join the Facebook Grouphttps://www.facebook.com/share/g/1SU79VBP4o/🎵 TikTokhttps://www.tiktok.com/@estranged.and.rea?_r=1&_t=ZT-95tKbPyH3mA

When family estrangement happens, it’s easy to create a detailed record of the pain. The screenshots. The emails. The unanswered messages. The holidays that felt different. The conversations we replay over and over.But what about the record of our love?In this episode of Estranged & Rearranged, Candi Morris shares a deeply personal realization about the years she has spent estranged from her son and granddaughter. She talks about the emails she has saved, the messages she has written, and the difference between documenting our hurt and preserving the love, memories, stories, and family history that existed long before estrangement.Candi also explores what happens to family history when people stop speaking. Recipes disappear. Stories get forgotten. Children and grandchildren miss the ordinary moments where family history is normally passed from one generation to another.And there’s an important distinction: preserving those memories doesn’t mean breaking no contact, sending unwanted messages, or creating an emotional bill someone else has to pay.Sometimes you can simply write it down.Save the recipe. Label the photograph. Keep the voicemail. Record the family story. Write the letter you may never send.Because pain is already a really good record keeper. Maybe love needs a little more help.In this episode:- Why painful memories can overpower the good ones- Candi’s experience documenting her estrangement- The difference between preserving love and creating an “emotional invoice”- What happens to family history during estrangement- Why you can write something without ever sending it- Preserving memories for estranged children and grandchildren- Making peace with not knowing whether reconciliation will happen💗 Join the Estranged & Rearranged communityVisit estrangedandrearranged.com for the podcast, support resources, Candi’s book, coaching information, and details about the Thursday night Zoom support meetings.If this conversation resonates with you, subscribe, share the episode, and leave a review. And in the comments, tell us one family story, recipe, tradition, or ordinary memory you never want your family to lose.You still have a life to live. Now go live it.🔗 Connect & Explore🛍️ Website & Resourceshttps://www.estrangedandrearranged.com/resources📘 Facebook Pagehttps://www.facebook.com/share/1CuD1nHeS8/👥 Join the Facebook Grouphttps://www.facebook.com/share/g/1SU79VBP4o/🎵 TikTokhttps://www.tiktok.com/@estranged.and.rea?_r=1&_t=ZT-95tKbPyH3mA

When a parent and adult child become estranged, the loss rarely stays between just two people.Siblings get caught in the middle. Grandparents can lose contact with grandchildren. Holidays change. Cousins drift apart. Relatives feel pressured to choose sides. Sometimes nobody intentionally cuts anyone else off, but the family slowly reorganizes around the relationship that's gone. Candi calls this the blast radius of family estrangement.In this episode of Estranged & Rearranged, Candi explores what happens to everyone standing outside the original estrangement. She talks about kinkeeping, the difference between a healthy boundary and a loyalty test, the real costs that can accompany no contact, and why supporting someone doesn't always mean agreeing with them.She also asks a difficult question: Can one relationship end without requiring every other relationship in the family to end with it?This isn't about deciding who's right or wrong. It's about recognizing that one broken relationship can change five others, and asking whether families can keep that original estrangement from becoming the organizing principle for everyone else.💬 Join the conversation:Who else disappeared or became distant after the original estrangement? Where do you think a healthy boundary ends and a loyalty test begins?📅 Weekly Support Group: Thursdays at 7 PM CSTIf this conversation resonates with you, subscribe, share the episode, and leave a comment. It helps other people navigating family estrangement find this community.And remember: You’ve still got a life to live. Now go live it.🔗 Connect & Explore🛍️ Website & Resourceshttps://www.estrangedandrearranged.com/resources📘 Facebook Pagehttps://www.facebook.com/share/1CuD1nHeS8/👥 Join the Facebook Grouphttps://www.facebook.com/share/g/1SU79VBP4o/🎵 TikTokhttps://www.tiktok.com/@estranged.and.rea?_r=1&_t=ZT-95tKbPyH3mA

Find an episode:https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLWqJy3KEySePJaBd_zWYnvq8y2Z0dqvE8&si=hluXxduTPDmeRBTJIf you’re living through estrangement from an adult child, you probably don’t need another person telling you there’s one simple answer. You need the right conversation for where you are right now.In this episode of Estranged & Rearranged, Candi looks back at 19 conversations from the podcast and the different pieces of family estrangement they explore. From begging an adult child to respond, living with uncertainty, and losing contact with grandchildren to therapy language, no contact, narcissistic manipulation, social media, letting go, and rebuilding a life that doesn’t depend on reconciliation, there’s a lot here.Candi revisits conversations with guests including Roberta Wasserman, Christy, Lenora Scurry, Vera Knight, Peter Anderson, Katt Johnston, and Tracy Malone, along with some of the most important lessons from her solo episodes.You don’t need to binge all 19. Find the conversation that speaks to what you’re dealing with today.And remember: your child may have left, but your life didn’t.#FamilyEstrangement #EstrangedParents #AdultChildEstrangement #GrandparentEstrangement #NoContact #EstrangedAndRearranged🔗 Connect & Explore🛍️ Website & Resourceshttps://www.estrangedandrearranged.com/resources📘 Facebook Pagehttps://www.facebook.com/share/1CuD1nHeS8/👥 Join the Facebook Grouphttps://www.facebook.com/share/g/1SU79VBP4o/🎵 TikTokhttps://www.tiktok.com/@estranged.and.rea?_r=1&_t=ZT-95tKbPyH3mA

What happens when you’ve admitted your mistakes, apologized, changed your behavior, and your adult child still sees you only as the parent you used to be?In this episode of Estranged & Rearranged, Candi talks about what she calls “the frozen house”, the painful place where an estranged parent can become permanently defined by the worst years, worst decisions, and worst moments of their past.Candi shares honestly about her own relationship with her estranged son, the mistakes she made as a mother, the things she wishes she could go back and change, and the realization that changed everything: you cannot spend the rest of your life waiting for someone else to decide whether you’re allowed to become a different person.This episode explores accountability without lifelong shame, why constantly trying to prove you’ve changed can keep you trapped, how no-contact can affect the way families learn to handle conflict, and why the people who are still in your life deserve your presence too.You can own what you did without making it the only truth about who you are.And you can leave the light on for reconciliation without spending the rest of your life sitting underneath it.🔗 Connect & Explore🛍️ Website & Resourceshttps://www.estrangedandrearranged.com/resources📘 Facebook Pagehttps://www.facebook.com/share/1CuD1nHeS8/👥 Join the Facebook Grouphttps://www.facebook.com/share/g/1SU79VBP4o/🎵 TikTokhttps://www.tiktok.com/@estranged.and.rea?_r=1&_t=ZT-95tKbPyH3mA

What happens when your adult child goes no contact, but continues telling their version of the family story?For many estranged parents, losing the relationship is only the beginning. Suddenly relatives, friends, grandchildren, and even strangers online may be hearing a version of events that you believe is exaggerated, incomplete, twisted, or simply untrue.And you're left with an impossible question:Do you defend yourself or stay silent?In this episode of Estranged & Rearranged, Candi Morris gets deeply personal about reputation, smear campaigns, family narratives, social media, and the painful reality of being cast as the villain in a story you may not even be allowed to respond to.Candi explores:• What happens when one person controls the family narrative• Why no contact can leave estranged parents unable to tell their side• How labels like "toxic," "narcissistic," and "abusive" can reshape how an entire family views someone• What grandchildren may be told about an estranged grandparent• When defending yourself can actually make the situation worse• How social media can amplify accusations and outrage• The difference between accountability and accepting accusations you believe are false• When serious claims may require documentation or professional help• How to stop living as though your character is constantly on trialCandi also opens up about something happening in her own life: people publicly discussing her past and making claims about her character.She shares the struggle between wanting to defend herself and recognizing that answering every accusation can give the people attacking you even more control over your time, attention, and peace.You can own what you truly did wrong without accepting responsibility for things you did not do.Someone else may control the story they tell about you.They do not get to decide who you become.If you're an estranged parent or grandparent struggling with judgment, rumors, accusations, or feeling like nobody wants to hear your side, this episode is for you.❤️ Like, subscribe, comment, and share this episode with another estranged parent who needs to hear it.🔗 Connect & Explore🛍️ Website & Resourceshttps://www.estrangedandrearranged.com/resources📘 Facebook Pagehttps://www.facebook.com/share/1CuD1nHeS8/👥 Join the Facebook Grouphttps://www.facebook.com/share/g/1SU79VBP4o/🎵 TikTokhttps://www.tiktok.com/@estranged.and.rea?_r=1&_t=ZT-95tKbPyH3mA

🛍️ Family estrangement can feel like the end of your story. But what if it became the beginning of a completely different one?In this heartfelt episode of Estranged & Rearranged, Candi Morris welcomes author, speaker, and support group moderator Vera to discuss the powerful journey behind her book The Woman Who Left Herself Behind.After facing cancer, leaving a 25-year career, and experiencing family estrangement, Vera found herself asking a question many parents eventually face:"Who am I outside of everyone else's expectations?"Together, Candi and Vera explore:• Why estrangement often reveals wounds that existed long before the relationship broke down• The concept of self-estrangement and how many parents unknowingly lose themselves while caring for everyone else• How to regulate your nervous system during overwhelming grief• Why hope and healing can exist together• The difference between changing your child and changing yourself• How reconnecting with yourself may be the most important part of healingThis conversation isn't about giving up on your child.It's about learning not to give up on yourself.Whether you're newly estranged or have been carrying this grief for years, this episode offers encouragement, compassion, and a fresh perspective on what healing can truly look like.❤️ If this episode encouraged you, please like, subscribe, and share it with someone who needs hope today.🔗 Connect & Explore🛍️ Vera's Book: https://amzn.to/3UcX4EZ🛍️ Website & Resourceshttps://www.estrangedandrearranged.com/resources📘 Facebook Pagehttps://www.facebook.com/share/1CuD1nHeS8/👥 Join the Facebook Grouphttps://www.facebook.com/share/g/1SU79VBP4o/🎵 TikTokhttps://www.tiktok.com/@estranged.and.rea?_r=1&_t=ZT-95tKbPyH3mA

Is family estrangement becoming a social media trend?In this episode, Candi Morris explores what she calls "The Estrangement Machine" and how social media, online communities, therapy culture, and algorithms may be influencing family relationships in ways many people never stop to question.This is not an attack on therapy or mental health professionals. Instead, it's a conversation about influence, accountability, confirmation bias, and whether permanent family cutoffs are sometimes encouraged before every option has been explored.Candi discusses:How social media algorithms reinforce family narrativesThe growing use of terms like narcissist, gaslighting, and toxicWhy context matters more than viral adviceThe Wall Street Journal article questioning therapy's role in family estrangementThe importance of accountability for both parents and adult childrenWhy permanent no-contact decisions deserve careful considerationIf you've experienced family estrangement, this episode encourages thoughtful reflection rather than quick conclusions.🔗 Connect & Explore🛍️ Website & Resourceshttps://www.estrangedandrearranged.com/resources📘 Facebook Pagehttps://www.facebook.com/share/1CuD1nHeS8/👥 Join the Facebook Grouphttps://www.facebook.com/share/g/1SU79VBP4o/🎵 TikTokhttps://www.tiktok.com/@estranged.and.rea?_r=1&_t=ZT-95tKbPyH3mA

Can a narcissistic partner slowly turn your child against you? In this powerful episode of Estranged & Rearranged, Candi Morris sits down with Tracy Malone, coach, educator, bestselling author, and one of YouTube's leading voices on narcissistic abuse and coercive control. Together they explore how manipulative partners can isolate adult children, create division within families, and contribute to family estrangement. Tracy explains the difference between healthy boundaries and coercive control, why labels matter less than behavior patterns, and the warning signs every parent should recognize. Whether you're an estranged parent, grandparent, therapist, or simply trying to understand narcissistic abuse, this conversation provides practical insight and hope. • What narcissism really is (and isn't)• Grandiose vs. covert narcissists• Why behavior patterns matter more than labels• How coercive control destroys family relationships• The public mask narcissists wear and why so many people miss the warning signs• Why loving families suddenly become divided• The role of manipulation in family estrangement• What parents can do when they recognize these patterns 🌐 Websitehttps://narcissistabusesupport.com/ 📺 YouTubehttps://www.youtube.com/c/TracyAMalone 🎙️ Apple Podcasthttps://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/podcast-narcissist-abuse-support/id1244854330?mt=2 👥 Facebook Support Grouphttps://www.facebook.com/groups/188681268196044/ 📥 Free Estrangement Resourceshttps://narcissistabusesupport.com/estrangement-resources/ 📚 Tracy's Bookshttps://amzn.to/4wARUBe 🤝 ESMH Coalitionhttps://www.esmhcoalition.org/ 🌐 Website & Resourceshttps://www.estrangedandrearranged.com/resources 📘 Facebook Pagehttps://www.facebook.com/share/1CuD1nHeS8/ 👥 Join the Facebook Support Grouphttps://www.facebook.com/share/g/1SU79VBP4o/ 🎵 TikTokhttps://www.tiktok.com/@estranged.and.rea?_r=1&_t=ZT-95tKbPyH3mA 💬 Help spread the message If this conversation encouraged you, please like, subscribe, leave a comment, and share it with someone who may need it. Every share helps another family realize they are not alone. In this episode:🔗 Resources Mentioned👤 Tracy Malone🔗 Connect & Support

Is going no contact always the healthiest choice, or are we losing the ability to work through difficult relationships? In this episode of Estranged & Rearranged, Candi Morris examines a growing cultural trend: more people, especially younger generations, are cutting off friends and family than ever before. Drawing from recent research and her own experience working with estranged families, Candi explores the difference between protecting yourself from genuine harm and avoiding uncomfortable conversations. This episode discusses boundaries, conflict resolution, loneliness, and why learning healthy communication skills may be more important than ever. Whether you're an estranged parent, an adult child, or someone navigating difficult family relationships, this conversation offers perspective, encouragement, and hope. 📖 When They Walk Away by Candi Morrishttps://estrangedandrearranged.com 📖 Rules of Estrangement by Joshua Colemanhttps://amzn.to/4vWkFb8 📖 When Parents Hurt by Joshua Colemanhttps://amzn.to/4fpU7sN 🤝 ESMH Coalitionhttps://www.esmhcoalition.org/ 📘 Vice article referenced in this episode (about the rise of no contact among Gen Z and Millennials) 📊 Talkspace Survey (commissioned research discussed in the episode) 🌐 Website: https://estrangedandrearranged.com 📘 Join the Facebook Support Group (linked on the website) 📱 TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@estranged.and.rea If this episode encouraged you, please Like, Subscribe, and Share it with someone who may need to hear this conversation. Resources MentionedConnect & Support

What do you do when you've apologized, waited, prayed, written the letters... and nothing changes? In this deeply personal episode of Estranged & Rearranged, Candi Morris speaks directly to estranged parents and grandparents who feel trapped in the waiting. If you've spent years hoping for reconciliation while putting your own life on hold, this conversation is for you. Candi shares lessons from her own estrangement journey, practical strategies for breaking free from obsessive waiting, and encouragement to rebuild a meaningful life, whether reconciliation comes or not. This episode isn't about giving up on your child. It's about refusing to give up on yourself. • Why hope should never become a prison• The difference between accountability and lifelong guilt• How to stop replaying the past over and over• Breaking the cycle of checking social media and waiting for messages• Creating healthy boundaries around contact• Why your identity is bigger than your estrangement• A practical 7-day reset to help you move forward• Finding purpose while leaving the door open for reconciliation• Why your child's silence does not determine your worth If you're an estranged parent or grandparent wondering how to keep living while carrying this pain, this episode offers practical encouragement, honest reflection, and hope for the road ahead. In this episode:

Can family estrangement be healed? And what should parents do when they've apologized, owned their mistakes, and still hear nothing? In this episode of Estranged & Rearranged, Candi Morris sits down with Roberta Wasserman, LCSW-C, a licensed certified clinical social worker, certified family estrangement coach, grief educator, and author of The 12-Step Workbook: Living in the Land of Estrangement. Together, they explore one of the most misunderstood issues affecting families today. Roberta shares both her professional expertise and her personal journey, offering practical guidance for estranged parents and grandparents while emphasizing accountability, healing, grief, and hope. The conversation also addresses therapy culture, ambiguous grief, reconciliation, grandparent alienation, and why family estrangement has become an increasingly common issue across generations. • What family estrangement really is and what it isn't• Family estrangement vs. parental and grandparent alienation• The difference between grief after death and ambiguous grief after estrangement• When therapy helps families and when therapy language can cause harm• What parents should own and what they should let go of• Is reconciliation possible?• Supporting grandchildren affected by estrangement• How to begin rebuilding your own life while leaving the door open for hope• Roberta's 12-Step Workbook for estranged parents and grandparents• The mission of the ESMH Coalition If you're an estranged parent, grandparent, therapist, or someone trying to understand the growing epidemic of family estrangement, this conversation offers compassion, practical wisdom, and encouragement that healing is possible, even when reconciliation isn't guaranteed. 🤝 ESMH Coalitionhttps://www.esmhcoalition.org/ 👤 Roberta Wasserman, LCSW-Chttps://www.robertawassermanlcsw-c.com/ 📖 The 12-Step Workbook: Living in the Land of Estrangementhttps://amzn.to/4eQfnrt 📚 Rules of Estrangement by Dr. Joshua Colemanhttps://amzn.to/4vWkFb8 📘 When Parents Hurt by Dr. Joshua Colemanhttps://amzn.to/4fpU7sN 💙 David Kesslerhttps://grief.com 📖 Elisabeth Kübler-Ross Foundationhttps://www.ekrfoundation.org 🌐 Website & Resourceshttps://www.estrangedandrearranged.com/resources 🛍️ When They Walk Away: A Healing & Reflection Book for Estranged Parentshttps://candicentral.etsy.com/listing/4372740625 📘 Facebook Pagehttps://www.facebook.com/share/1CuD1nHeS8/ 👥 Join the When They Walk Away Support Grouphttps://www.facebook.com/share/g/1SU79VBP4o/ 🎵 TikTokhttps://www.tiktok.com/@estranged.and.rea?_r=1&_t=ZT-95tKbPyH3mA 💬 Help spread the message If this conversation encouraged you, please like, subscribe, leave a comment, and share it with someone who may need it. Every share helps another parent or grandparent realize they are not alone. In this episode:🔗 Resources Mentioned in This Episode🔗 Connect & Support

How do you move forward when there's no ending... and no answers? For many estranged parents, the hardest part isn't just the silence. It's living with what Candi Morris calls "the indefinite sentence." There is no timeline, no explanation, no clear path to reconciliation, and no way to know if the relationship will ever be restored. In this heartfelt episode of Estranged & Rearranged, Candi explores why uncertainty can become more painful than the estrangement itself and shares practical ways to stop living in the waiting room while still leaving the door open for hope. In this episode, we discuss: • Why uncertainty hurts more than bad news• The emotional weight of the "indefinite sentence"• How holidays can intensify estrangement grief• The difference between hope and waiting• Accountability without losing yourself• Whether you should send "the letter"• When support groups help and when it's time to step back• Learning to build a meaningful life while leaving the door open for reconciliation• Five practical takeaways for estranged parents living with unanswered questions If you're an estranged parent or grandparent, this episode is a reminder that while you cannot control another person's decisions, you can choose how you live each day. Your story is not over, and your life still matters. You are not alone. 🔗 Connect & Support 🌐 Website & Resourceshttps://www.estrangedandrearranged.com/resources 🛍️ When They Walk Away: A Healing & Reflection Book for Estranged Parentshttps://candicentral.etsy.com/listing/4372740625 📘 Facebook Pagehttps://www.facebook.com/share/1CuD1nHeS8/ 👥 Join the When They Walk Away Support Grouphttps://www.facebook.com/share/g/1SU79VBP4o/ 🎵 TikTokhttps://www.tiktok.com/@estranged.and.rea?_r=1&_t=ZT-95tKbPyH3mA 💬 Help spread the messageIf this episode encouraged you, please like, subscribe, leave a comment, and share it with someone who may need to hear it. Your support helps more estranged parents discover they're not alone.