Season 3: Ep 11- Martina

Season 3: Ep 13 - Jaclyn

In this episode, Terry shares the devastating loss of her daughter, Jaclyn, "Muffin" ,who died in a car accident at just 17 years old. Known to many as the voice of Caillou, Jaclyn’s light reached far beyond her work as an actress. Terry speaks tenderly about who her daughter truly was,  a kindhearted, compassionate soul whose impact is still deeply felt.

Season 3: Ep 12 - Thomas

In this week’s episode of Out of Order, Cynthia bravely shares the story of her son Thomas, who died from cancer at just 14 years old,almost eleven years ago. With honesty and tenderness, she reflects on his courage, the light he carried, and the ways his absence continues to shape her life. Cynthia opens up about the journey no parent should ever have to walk: the diagnosis, the fight, the moments of hope, and the heartbreak of losing a child far too soon. She also speaks to the love that remains, the memories that still guide her, and the ways she’s learned to live inside a grief that doesn’t disappear with time.

Season 3: Ep 11- Martina

This week on Out of Order, Lucie shares the story of her daughter, Martina, who died suddenly at the age of 20. Martina was kind, humble, and deeply genuine. She led with quiet strength, never needing to announce who she was;her presence spoke for itself. Lucie reflects on the joy of knowing her, the shock of losing her, and the ongoing journey of finding a way to carry her forward. This conversation holds love, memory, and the truth of a mother’s heart.h

Season 3: Ep 10 - Marisa

At just 24, Georgette lost her mother unexpectedly.  In this heartfelt conversation, she shares how loss reshaped the course of her life.  Georgette opens up about stepping into adulthood, building hr own life, and finding her path without the anchor who had always grunded her.  Her bond with her mother continues to live on beyond death

Season 3: Ep 9 - Leo

In this deeply moving episode, Jessica opens her heart to share the story of her beloved son, Leo,  a bright, curious, and creative “renaissance man” whose joy for life touched everyone around him. Though Leo’s life was tragically cut short at just 11 years old, his spirit and laughter continue to inspire those who knew him. What began as an ordinary case of the flu soon revealed itself to be something far more serious, B-cell leukemia. Through tears, love, and remembrance, Jessica reflects on Leo’s courage, their family’s journey, and the lessons of strength, gratitude, and presence that emerged from unimaginable loss.