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Loss reshapes families, careers, and identity in ways that are rarely discussed honestly. Grief does not follow timelines, and moving forward often looks quieter than expected. This episode explores what survival actually requires over decades, not months.
Dr. Kimberly Hubenette welcomes her father, Dr. William Quan, for a deeply personal conversation about grief after losing his wife, his life as a first-generation American, and the lessons learned through marriage, parenthood, dentistry, and remarriage.
Listen for a thoughtful exploration of how meaning, responsibility, and adaptability help sustain a life shaped by loss.


This episode explores:
A 44-year marriage and the aftermath of profound loss
Grief as a lifelong process rather than a phase
Cultural identity, perseverance, and early adversity
How purpose and service support emotional survival
The realities of remarriage after widowhood
Family legacy, mentorship, and generational wisdom
Aging with intention and continued contribution
Choosing adaptability on life’s bumpy road