Ah, we’re playing grief top trumps, are we? How about losing a child? Have you done that? Well, I find it offensive that you can say you experienced grief over

Ah, we’re playing grief top trumps, are we? How about losing a child? Have you done that? Well, I find it offensive that you can say you experienced grief over the loss of your mother. Until you’ve lost a child you can’t say you know grief... What a daft stance. Grief is grief. What someone feels is entirely subjective. I think you might want to consider counselling, as you seem to be harbouring some real anger over what was presumably a long time ago. I know it’s not easy to deal with the untimely death of a parent - been there - but lashing out at others and holding your grief above theirs isn’t a healthy mechanism.