Oh my god this is so sudden #movie #sean #shortsviral

[rafaelrust]

the beginning of this scene is such a nice example of how much Glassman helped Shawn grow, he can finally accept that he can't save everyone.

[hermannhoffmann]

He is real... And he is so right. I've lost my wife without warnings a year ago and still suffering.... And I am lucky I still have people....

[margaretannang]

When we lose people we love, we have to find a way to keep going for the people we still have. ❤

[prisoner]

"when we lose people we love, we have to keep going for people we still have" that hit hard... that hurt... everyone, please take care of yourselves.

[aminubarade]

The grief is immense. I lost my daughter 1 week ago and this video has made me feel different in a good way for the first time. 💔

[leafclover]

Shaun has been through so much and he has come so incredibly far. It's incredible how resilient he is despite the world which seemed so intent upon being close-minded. His ASD has become his greatest strength, and he has grown so much in emotional maturity. It takes a lot of hard work to learn about enotional expression when it seems so foreign to you. He truly has gone from not knowing what to do in a difficult emotional situation to being a comfort to someone who lost their spouse unexpectedly

[angellee]

Looks like a worthwhile show with lessons galore.

[ChangeAgentJohn]

One minute we were talking about the next day. The next minute she was gone. They estimate that the car that hit ours was doing at least 55mph. My highschool sweetheart, who I was sure would outlive me, was just gone. We almost made it to 48 years. The year after was the darkest year of my life but, Sean is right. You have to find your way back to the light for the people who are still here.

[lia.e.]

The words Sean said brought me to tears and looked at my mom. She's sleeping beside me and made me think alot

[dianawatton]

I know this is all fiction but what Dr. Murphy said is so very very true. I want to thank the writer who put that in there about losing someone you love. It helped to ease my grief at losing my son, my husband, my parents and my siblings. Thank you❤

[juice_wink]

Wow. I'm dealing with the process of cutting contact with my abusive family and in moments of fear, hurt, loneliness, and longing I feel so depressed knowing I don't have a place of safety to feel nurtured and cared for. I wasn't expecting a short with Dr. Murphy to be the message I needed today but here I am... crying my eyes out hearing this truth. Tv show or not, I've gotten something meaningful from this.

[lynnatk]

That is exactly what I've had to do since I lost my husband very suddenly. Profound understanding of the loss of a loved one, beautifully expressed. ❤

[ichiban]

"we only lose the people we love"
honestly hits so hard, i know its obvious but it felt so profound

[kellycline]

This is literally what I needed to hear after the passing of my father we fight to be OK for those we love, but it's never easy when we lose them

[lisamariepocza]

His words are so true. When my Husband passed, I thought I wanted to die too. The thought of my Children kept me going. Now I have 2 beautiful Grands, and I wouldn't want to miss a minute

[runeofnoweyr]

I've already seen plenty of praise for Shaun's actor, but this is what sold me. He maintained the same facial look, but his *eyes*. Gods, his *eyes* shone so much *hurt*. And the strain in his voice! That was beautifully done.

[mattiarecchi]

This actor is way more than simply good... I can feel the holding back the emotions

[randomguy]

Actually sound advice, it’s not saying we can’t mourn the people who are gone, but it makes us realize that time is precious and we should cherish the time with the people we still have

[WolfyFancyLads]

Blunt, but very true. You're no use to anyone if you breakdown from sorrow. Sorrow can't bring back the dead, only slow down or stop the living.

[thinkingoutloud]

This is exactly how I lost my dad. I wasn’t there, but he was actually in a hospital and they still couldn’t save him. This hits close.