Is blood really thicker than water? For some people maybe it is but for some of us it surely was not. Losing your parents is never easy, especially when they are still alive. When you lose a parent to death in their 90’s, there is a sense of normalcy to it, a function of the circle of life. But, losing a parent to emotional pain, divorce, or an inability to find a way to communicate at age 10, 20 , 40, or 50, feels anything but normal. In this very personal episode we explore what it feels like to experience both those kinds of losses.