Danielle Crittenden on Losing Her Daughter
Danielle Crittenden discusses her experience of grief following the sudden death of her daughter. In a conversation with Mona Charen, she shares insights from her book, Dispatches from Grief, which details her emotional journey. The discussion touches on the impact of religious rituals and therapeutic techniques like EMDR in coping with loss.
- ▪Danielle Crittenden's daughter passed away unexpectedly in early 2024 at the age of 32.
- ▪Crittenden wrote a book titled Dispatches from Grief to share her journey through grief.
- ▪The conversation explores the ongoing emotional pain of losing a child and the healing process.
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| Publication time | Sat, 23 May 2026 22:35:10 GMT |
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Playback speed×Share postShare post at current timeShare from 0:000:00/PreviewDanielle Crittenden on Losing Her DaughterDanielle Crittenden joins Mona for a raw conversation about what Danielle calls the "alternative universe of grief" after the death of her child. Mona CharenMay 23, 2026∙ PaidShareMona Charen is joined by her dear friend Danielle Crittenden for a powerful and honest discussion about the journey that led Danielle to write a book titled Dispatches from Grief. Danielle’s daughter died suddenly in early 2024 at the age of 32.
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