I've never known another human being who can so brilliantly describe bereavement. Not just the obvious things of overwhelming grief, but the anger and guilt, but the strange things we do to bring comfort. I cannot express the respect I have for him in communicating this.

In this never ending shitshow that’s called Great Britain, Rob Delaney never fails to remind everyone of just what matters and why its so important. Legend!

Watching this was a breath of fresh air. Seeing an interview on a serious matter where the interviewer isn't continually interrupting or trying to make their own point, and asking what's ok to talk about or not, respecting that choice then moving on - Fantastic job on a difficult subject.

They never leave you. I lost my Son back in 2006, and then a miscarriage in 2007, both are still a part of me.

this is one of the saddest and heartwarming interviews I've ever heard, all at the same time. I'm not ashamed to say I cried

This guy is really something special.

Didn't know Rob Deleney but his testimony to Henry and the rest of his family is very touching. And that's an understatement. I wish him and all his loved ones the best of luck.

Delaney is a legend for his advocacy for our (his included) NHS. It’s the only thing that unites us that’s left. I’m Scottish and wholeheartedly believe we should be an independent country but i take tremendous pride in how the whole UK rallied post WW2 and collectively decided healthcare should be a right. I’ve been an ‘out patient’ all my life and have lived under a private healthcare system and the difference is ‘night and day’. Being cared for by the NHS is like being looked after my your local community vs buying a service from a massive corporation. The nurses in private healthcare are rushed off their feet and you can see the overworked bitterness in their eyes from the stress but in the NHS the staff want to make you better for your own sake not because they have ‘targets’ to meet. Long live the NHS ❤️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

What a truly exceptional interview.. I'm not sure I could share such a personal experience..

4 years, that isn't long. I remember how i felt 4 years after my dad was killed. Still fresh. It is good they have a each other to help them❤️

As a father with an 11 month old son I only made it 12 minutes into this. I will watch it but it will have to be in chunks, when I'm feeling strong. Love you Rob.

So much respect and love to Rob for sharing his families experience and pain. It's really astounding that he's opened himself up as part of the process of dealing with grief. It makes me and I'm sure many others feel less crazy and less alone.

My god, this is the most thoughtful and incisive interview from a wonderful compassionate but unsentimental man. His comedy reflects his arritude to life. As the mother of three, all of whom are fully adult, thank goodness, I don’t know where I would put myself if this happened to one of them. This is wonderful.

I don't have kids, but I could never imagine being able to get over the death of your child. Must take a lot of strength to go about life whilst carrying such a loss with you.

It’s so refreshing to see a celebrity so candid, funny and honest break through the taboo of talking about the worst scenario imaginable. It brings understanding to those who haven’t experienced the trauma and comfort and cathartics to parents enduring the agony of watching their child deteriorate at an age when they haven’t had a chance to show the world who they are.It is the hardest journey any parent can go through, and I can imagine afterwards, nothing in life can be as scary again, for the worst thing has already happened. I’ve pre-ordered A Heart That Works and all the proceeds are going to children’s hospices. This story needs to be told and it’s going to help so many people. It’s a privilege to hear you speak of these sacred memories of Henry ❤

First off, I love the harlequin. When I visit London, I stay in Islington. Eat a pizza at three John's, have some beers, then walk down to the harlequin. Repeat as needed daily. Besides that, Delaney's strength and candidness is astounding and inspiring. Sadly, his story is NOT. UNIQUE. AT. ALL. But he carries a large megaphone and is giving a voice the millions of bereaved parents across the world. I don't know Rob, but I love Rob.

Wow. Didnt expect to be tearing up 30 secs in. I mean, i expected it with the subject matter but that hit me hard. Im at a bus stop ffs looking down at ny phone and blinking away tears so noone sees

My son turns 5 next month... I feel so lucky to have him... Hold your children close.. Children are the light

Rob is definitely running on a higher level of being!!

A fantastic interview with Rob delivering such a sad event in an enlightening way. His support for progressive aspects and trade unionism is exceptional. Thanks all

The way you have spoken of your journey of love and loss has literally has me remembering your beautiful boy every day. Thank you for sharing your truth and vulnerability.

I've never heard of Rob...and yet this is the 2nd interview I've watched, just now, back to back. Thank you for sharing Henry with those of us who have faced similar circumstances...Blake's poem has brought me peace.......meanwhile, let's hope the cycle of life continues.... Joy and woe are woven fine, A clothing for the soul divine, Under every grief and pine, Runs a joy with silken twine. It is right it should be so, We were made for joy and woe, And when this we rightly know, Through the world we safely go. ~ by William Blake

What an amazing person

"Yes, my backpack is filled with hammers 🔨" Incredible interview

Your rage against American health care is righteous and most welcome. If you want to get even angrier, take a look at how American mental health care works.

Very poignant and emotive subject. Adore Rob as a comedian and human being. He is doing so much to help people talk about loss. xxx

i had no idea what a relatable dude Rob is.

I cannot imagine the turmoil of losing a child whilst pregnant, trying to keep yourself together emotionally, and then fending off PND

"I can never learn anything about myself without decades of pain and mistakes." Welcome to the club, Rob. We're having some jackets made. Such a touching and heartfelt interview. ❤

This was genuinely fantastic, great job in the interview

What a fucking beautiful man.

I can't watch this right now, I have a typing kid, it just hurts too much. All my love n respect to Rob ❤️✊

I lost my girlfriend to a cancerous brain tumour and I wish I was as articulate about my grief and tried to channel into it into something creative like Rob instead of wanting to punch happy couples and generally just being very bitter.

Rob‘s book hurts and in doing so, helps. The reader never be the same again.

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Clone factory. Yep, that's the answer, more Rob Delaneys. What a lad.

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I wish all Americans who don't believe in universal healthcare or think it is part of some type of "socialist agenda" to introduce state run healthcare paid for by taxes and free at the point of need should watch this to see what the NHS offers when working at its best.

When will Rishi Sunak do the right thing and adopt this man for the country.

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Quite difficult to click on this one. Life is working with/in/around catastrophes. Losing Henry aged 2? F**k that is tragic, aged 2. It's 2022, every eye contains microplastics, every umbilical cord contains 'forever chemicals'.

20th of October ? ie: DAY / MONTH / YEAR ? Or are we already in the twilight zone ? - It is sure great staff do great things - but the NHS is broken and anyone who has had a relative go through a hospital recently will attest to that. Every heard of the 'respect' form, you know, the one about 'respect' - I know someone who was sent home with that completely blank BUT signed and dated by a doctor. The form is essential and useless empty. Hospital makes people sick also, an honest Dr. will say that. PJOE and other 'socialist types' are too petrified to criticise the NHS because it is the 'nurses' but it has to be criticised, top down. There is a nurse currently on a murder trial, which could be as much about messed up communications top down. Administration and management and looking at them critically, is not offensive. Hospitals weaken and make people sick, the longer they are in there. If they can ( as there is so much on probably ) staff will pass you all around the blocks, from pillar to post - rather than address issues OR speak out about them. The nurses and doctors that do speak out, are treated as lunatics, or ignored - JOE - if you are 4-real, then speak to people, with some deep observations and perspectives because, as tragic as this story is, it is one of millions and also, it has no critical depth or insight into the NHS at all. Stop being Politically Correct and not addressing the Elephant in the Hospitals. Please do a useful interview that addresses these things. Your title is misleading and in fact looks like government propaganda, worst case. Instead say: "how NURSES helped my son" instead of a broken state institution. Yours Sincerely, The real public.

Trying to come to terms with such a short life and its impact on those who knew them is one of the defining features of the human expierance it so full of contradictions and mystery from one point of view we all die at 2 years of age its just the years are different lenghts

U are what a man should be Im inspired by you

Yeah I've got 8 great grandparents.