Anderson Cooper Explores Grief and Loss in Deeply Personal Podcast

Why did his brother hate his mother so much?

I loved him in Salem’s Lot.

He's lost all credibility through his friendship with the unbearable Andy Cohen.

The New York Times is just shilling for him.

My friend actually told me last week that this podcast was very helpful for him. He lost his dad and brother within a year.

Is this about the incredible amount of grief he’s experienced since losing my friendship? He’s always been such a little bitch.

R3 To say nothing of his trip to Jeffrey Epstein's island.

He gets more miserable every year. Yes, he's had his fair share of loss, which he's dined out on for ages, yet he got to enjoy his mother with all of her wits far longer than many people do. He's fucking loaded. He bought some babies, and that did not help. At least not the second one, he had a small rebound with the first kid. He has turned into a fucking downer. Get some therapy to help with your survivor's guilt, or whatever's torturing you, get some fucking sun, get laid. get a fucking hobby, but do something to fill your soul, Anderson. He had some happy times with Cohen actually, years ago, who seemed to drag him out of his shell and now that seems to have swirled down the terlit.

I forgot lip injections. Very subtle ones, but he needs them. He looks ancient.

R5- His father died in 1978 and his brother died in 1988.

Father, I feel grief when you make me play with the Cohen kids.

The people of Ukraine stand united in mourning his intense suffering, grief and loss.

I love Anderson.

My classical master taught me laughing and grief.

Your brother killed himself, your dad died at a youngish age, and your mother/BFF died in a hideously-decorated condo with high maintenance fees. Get over it!

And don't forget he has no/next to no relationship with his step siblings. That's not strange at ALL.

My mother has dementia. I listened to the episode on anticipatory grief last night. It was very good.

I feel so sorry for those Vanderbilts.

I find the episodes hard to get through. They’re really intense, but ultimately I find them very relatable and helpful. Say what you want about Anderson, but I think his grief and loss are palpable.

Isn’t a cooper a man who makes barrels?

Doesn’t sound very glamorous to me.

Did he do an episode on how to cope with an escort cancelling at the last minute?

"I'm the only person in history who has ever lost a mother! Why can't any of you see that?"

[quote] Anderson, I don't doubt your grief, but haven't we heard all this before? Why is this being sold as "news"?

OP is Albert Brooks in Broadcast News.

I look through this (see link below) and really, my heart goes out to this guy. I hope he pulls through.

Anderson, we're rooting for you!