On this episode of Cancer and Comedy, Dr. Brad Miller talks with James Moffitt, founder of Father’s Refuge, about grief, faith, and finding hope after the loss of a child. James shares the stories of his daughter Jessica, who died from childhood cancer at age 10, and his son Jeremy, who passed away years later from serious health complications. His experiences show how grief is not a moment in time, but a lifelong journey that reshapes identity and belief.

James explains how Father’s Refuge was created after realizing that fathers often lack support once a child’s treatment ends. He and Brad discuss how men are taught to hide emotion, which can lead to isolation and broken relationships. James opens up about wrestling with God in moments of anger and despair, and how the idea of refuge became a place for dads to be honest and not alone.

The conversation highlights Jessica’s remarkable courage as she chose peace and family over further treatment. James also reflects on his strained relationship with Jeremy and the pain of unresolved distance. Woven throughout the episode are messages of hope, humor, and encouragement, reminding listeners that even after profound loss, healing and purpose are still possible.

“Cancer and Comedy” with Dr. Brad Miller is dedicated to helping people navigate cancer and profound loss with hope, faith, and honest conversation. Learn more about James and access resources for grieving fathers at fathersrefuge.com or contact him at fathersrefuge@proton.me. To connect with the wider community and continue your own journey of healing with hope and humor, visit cancerandcomedy.com/follow.

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