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21 Apr 2023 · 1 min

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In this short excerpt from the Karamo Show, a facilitator (Speaker A) guides a conversation between a mother (Speaker B) and her son Nick (Speaker C). The dialogue reveals deep family tension rooted in the recent loss of a child. Nick expresses a desire for his mother to truly understand and listen to him, fearing he will never be “good enough.” The mother acknowledges her own feelings of inadequacy, repeatedly stating she never feels good enough, while also affirming she wants help. The facilitator emphasizes the danger of pushing Nick away, urging the mother to allow him space to grow and to prevent further emotional loss. The exchange highlights themes of grief, self‑worth, communication breakdown, and the need for empathetic listening within a family.

I'm gonna tell you the person who needs the most work here.
Okay, I'll receive that, sure. I don't deny it. I need all the help I can get and I'm open to it. I want it. You need to hear your son.
Nick, what do you want from your mom?
I just, like I said, I just want her to understand me and able to listen to me and hear what I'm trying to say.
I understand that losing a child is the worst thing ever. I understand, but what I'm trying to say to you is I don't want you to lose another child who's here living.
Absolutely.
And you're pushing him away. He's a young man. Let him figure out his own life. Your son just said he doesn't think he'll ever be good enough.
But I mean, when are you ever going to be good enough or not good enough? Nothing. I'm never— I feel good enough.
I look in the mirror every morning.
I say, Nick, I love you how you are.