Culture & Lifestyle Mental wellbeing: When a parent goes abroad for work, children can feel a loss that has no end Known as ambiguous loss, this experience can involve loneliness, anxiety and uncertainty about when—or whether—the parent will return. Shutterstock bookmarkJony Nepal Published at : August 18, 2026 Updated at : August 18, 2026 06:59…
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