Expat Children Grapple with Guilt and Distance as Parents Age

An opinion piece explores the emotional toll and societal judgment faced by expatriates who move far from home, particularly when their aging parents fall ill.

5 Sept, 19:00 — 5 Sept, 19:00

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Like many, I’m an expat kid. When my parents get sick, the distance feels crippling

Some have called my choice to move away selfish. Whenever Dad’s ill, part of me agrees.

By Amy Molloy

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Expat Children Grapple with Guilt and Distance as Parents Age

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Like many, I’m an expat kid. When my parents get sick, the distance feels crippling

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