The death of a parent is an identity loss. Who are we without our mother and/or father on this earth?  Join host Dr. Gloria Horsley, and her daughter and co-host Dr. Heidi Horsley, and their guest to talk candidly about parent loss. Dr. Dan Wolfson is a licensed Clinical Psychologist, and the Senior Clinical Director of Experience Camps Adult Grief Retreat. He is also an Adjunct Researcher and Professional Education Trainer at Columbia University’s Center for Prolonged Grief. Dan’s mother died of cancer when he was 18 yrs. old, and he is the author of; My Whole Grief.  Elizabeth Devita-Raeburn is a journalist, whose stories have appeared in the Washington Post, Self, Glamour, and Psychology Today.  Her brother Ted lived for 8 yrs. in a plastic bubble and died of a rare immune disorder at 17 yrs. old.  She is the author of; The Empty Room: Understanding Sibling Loss, and The Death of Cancer, which she wrote with her father, Dr. Vincent Devita.