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When to tell children about serious diagnoses
A Swedish mother diagnosed with ALS delayed informing her teenage son about her condition, but when he became aware of her health changes, she expressed regret for not telling him earlier. Experts emphasize that honest, age-appropriate communication about serious illnesses can help children cope and maintain trust, with support from trusted adults and open dialogue. Sharing health information early and transparently is advised, as it allows children to process emotions and prevents feelings of resentment or mistrust.
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