Written by Brett Murphy @PatriotPointman The holiday season, especially Christmas, is traditionally a time of joy, warmth, and family gatherings. However, for those who have lost a child, it can be one of the most challenging times of the year. The absence of a beloved child during what is supposed to be a joyous season can amplify feelings of grief, loneliness, and sorrow. Here, we explore ways to navigate this difficult time, acknowledging the pain while finding ways to honor and remember your child. Acknowledging Your Grief It's Okay to Feel : Grief doesn't follow a schedule, and it's perfectly normal to feel a mix of emotions during Christmas. Whether it's sadness, anger, or even moments of joy in remembering, all feelings are valid. Grief at Christmas can be particularly intense because the holiday magnifies the absence of your child. The First Christmas : The initial Christmas after a child's passing is often the hardest. The expectation of holiday cheer can...