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Gary Sinise on grieving his son Mac: ‘The hole in the heart is always there’

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@ComprendreleMonde-d9s
Gary 😮
@johnfaichney9529
@@johnfaichney95291 months ago
So sorry GARY
@sherylstone8804
@@sherylstone88041 months ago
Gary is a wonderful person and it is so tragic that he lost his son. The way he described grief really hit me as the best description of my own. My condolences to him and his wife. RIP Mac. ❤
@jenniferstone2975
I have Mac’s album. It’s wonderful. Thank you both for sharing the heartbreak of loss with us. Grief is such a strange country. There are no road maps in the land of grief, no directions “home”. 5 years into my grief journey, I have found that the depth, width and weight of my grief remains the same. To my surprise, my life that has grown bigger around it. I am ok with that. May everyone find their way in it and discover too that love never dies.
@sagerie37
@@sagerie371 months ago
I remember seeing on Broadway "Grapes of Wrath" with Gary Sinise. My mother who was visiting from France (as I was studying at the Juilliard School) was at that performance - we loved it. In 2019, at age 90, she passed way. Then the summer of 2023, one of my brother drowned in Brittany. My sister was so heart-broken that she passed away from a heart attack in 2024. Yes, the pain and the sadness never leave you - you learn to live and cope with the losses and once in a while, grief takes over. Sadly, I don't really feel my siblings around me but take comfort in the love I feel for them.
@Christopher-f3h1o
So sorry to hear this Gary, 🙏🏽❤️🙏🏽
@moonchildjs59
@@moonchildjs591 months ago
Having experienced losing my wife in late January of this year and reflecting on it, I am of course overwhelmed with sadness that she’s no longer here with me and missing her so, I’m also filled with a grateful gratitude for having had 40 years of marriage with her and what a full life she has given me and for my two adult children. Thank you for these great series of stories of what others have gone through and how they have survived and their perspectives. I belong to a community cancer bereavement group that meets every Monday, so like you’ve said as humans, we don’t experience this alone.
@OsvaldoAguirre-l3i
hi Gary i know exactly how you feel i lost my best friend who is my lovely father 2 years ago and still herts until this day you’re 💯right about time doesn’t heal the pain in the heart! because when you love someone so deeply hurts so deeply! i send you my deepest condolences about your son!! god bless you Gary be strong for your lovely wife!! i don’t know you but i feel your pain!!
@Code-shepherd
@@Code-shepherd1 months ago
Seems like someone or something I don't care about. Great use of your airtime. Brave. This will save humanity! Fuckin rubs.
@MarC-k4q5l
@@MarC-k4q5l1 months ago
My son passed suddenly January 10th 2024. I know what he’s going through along with his entire family. There is no loss , like the loss of your child. It’s not an easy path. But it’s our path. Gary is always so down to earth and such a good human being. My thoughts and prayers go out to his family as they continue on their path. Anderson as always. Thank you so much for all you do in the name of grief. ❤
@4estdweller4ever
@@4estdweller4ever1 months ago
My dad died of cancer when I was 41/2 and he was 40. He was still working 2 weeks before he died, helping neighbors. A couple days b4 he died they snuck me up to see him in 1959, but I wasn’t sure it was him bc he had lumps all over his neck and face. He tried to sit up and reach for me but I was scared and clung to the person holding me. He started to cry and fell back to his bed. I thought he was in a baby crib and was confused. The memory haunts me and drills into my chest. Especially after my mother told me and my grown son how she made sure that he knew she didn’t love him before he died. Psycho 👿 I lost my husband of 31 years to cancer as well. Held his hand as he took his last breath. He was sure I loved him.
@AzDesertFoxx
@@AzDesertFoxx1 months ago
I'm from Yuma, Az. This is so interesting to hear the info about the album cover. Great interview; who doesn't love Gary Sinise?
@lorilotz4008
@@lorilotz40081 months ago
This is one of the best interviews.
@liemto9485
@@liemto94851 months ago
President Trump could score major wins by addressing the following before the U.S. congressional elections in December 2026:
<br>-IRAN: The U.S. should hand over the issues regarding Iran&#39;s nuclear program and the Strait of Hormuz to the United Nations for resolution, as these matters concern the entire world, not just the United States.
<br>- Ukraine (securing a ceasefire and a meeting between the Ukrainian and Russian presidents at the G20 summit in India);
<br>- Palestine (defining the borders for a two-state solution);
<br>- Venezuela (ensuring U.S. oil companies operate fairly so the Venezuelan people are pleased, thereby preventing the world from viewing the U.S. as a colonial power);
<br>- Cuba (demonstrating to the Cuban people—who would observe whether the U.S. helps improve Venezuela&#39;s economy—that following suit is a viable path).
<br>(The U.S. special envoy for these efforts should be a professional diplomat.)
@shelleymalone4427
With each interview, you and your guest bring a unique poignant perspective to grieving. Thank you.
@JohnAnders-m1s
@@JohnAnders-m1s1 months ago
you can see Anderson Copper thinking, ‘The hole in the arse is always there’
@maryannhope
@@maryannhope1 months ago
💔😭🙏🏼 My brother died 1953-1982 I will forever love him and he will be a 29 for a week... 12/30/53 - 1/10/82 still.💔
@LindaDrummond-v5r
Each week I learn something new. These are blessings too!
@LauraMason-u4y
@@LauraMason-u4y1 months ago
He is a great man.
@RachelTorrez-h4y
@@RachelTorrez-h4y1 months ago
Thank you for sharing your story. So sorry for your loss. Love hugs and many prayers!!🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 I cried when hearing Mac and Amazing Grace.
@julievegh3744
@@julievegh37441 months ago
Absolutely beautiful music from a precious soul. His story is extraordinarily special, and so darn sad. Gary and his family are immensely important story tellers through music. Thank-you for sharing. Anderson you are absolutely amazing
@nancymarrero6781
@@nancymarrero67811 months ago
Thank u so much for this podcast.
@melanieredfield9736
Very touching interview. Mr. Sinise is such a down-to-earth, genuine human and obviously a loving dad. Grief is one of the most authentically human experiences we will all share at some point but I loved his perspective that we can hold onto the blessings and happy memories as much as we hold onto the pain. Thank you for that! <br>.
@guillerminaacalderon238
🕊️
@howiewill
@@howiewill1 months ago
This is heartbreaking. Mr. Sinise and the Lt. Dan Band came and did a free concert for us when I was stationed in Korea between deployments. The performance was really good and he was very personable. I will never forget it. Seeing him in this brought me right back to 2009. Thank you (and Anderson) for sharing this with the world. Hopefully we can use your experience to help us heal through our own losses.
@SylviaBea-h9l
@@SylviaBea-h9l1 months ago
I know that sometimes you get a stabbing pain of memories out of left field.
@LuciaChaurand
@@LuciaChaurand1 months ago
After two years, Gary is still obviously heartbroken
@SylviaBea-h9l
@@SylviaBea-h9l1 months ago
So sorry for all of live’s hurdles. So glad you are helping veterans. My grief group helped me. Terrible for someone so young.
@Songbird-1985
@@Songbird-19851 months ago
Gary is in my prayers! God bless!!
@lilacgirl-z8w
@@lilacgirl-z8w1 months ago
After two years, Gary is still obviously heartbroken.
@gratefuljr
@@gratefuljr1 months ago
There’s a hole in my heart that can only be filled by you
@DontBotherMe83
@@DontBotherMe831 months ago
Yes, hole in the heart is always there. Grief is not just when you lost a person, but also just the kind of life your had.
@Mogus-t8y
@@Mogus-t8y1 months ago
Gary is one of the real ones
@CNN
@@CNN1 months ago
Watch more episodes of CNN&#39;s All There Is with Anderson Cooper: <a href="https://bit.ly/4cRY8EF">https://bit.ly/4cRY8EF</a>