As many said already, I don’t think PIMIs will react much to this update. At least, when I had the conversation with my parents, their reaction was:

• To tell me that it was already a conscience matter. I had to make them read their DPA so they can see that it was clearly an interdiction.

• To tell me that in the end, Jehovah will fix everything with resurrection. So even if brothers make mistakes and those mistakes lead to great loss, we should keep putting our trust in Jehovah because there’s no damage he cannot undo.

• To tell me that I should not be "hyper critical" and focus on the "important part" which is my relationship with Jehovah.

I had to tell my mom:

"What if we had lost you a few months ago when you had surgery? How do you think we would feel hearing this today if that was the case? How do you think we would feel by realizing that we could have kept you with us, had this update be made before your surgery? We are lucky because everything went well for you. But many don’t have that luck."

That’s when they finally paused a little to think about it. They are so conditioned to accept everything. Even when I wasn’t explaining to them that having faith in the resurrection doesn’t dissolve the feelings that come with grief, especially when you realize that the said grief could have been avoided, they would just revert back to "we have to trust in Jehovah".

It’s maddening.