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Essays, opinions, and poetry about grief, loss, and sad things.
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It Took Years to Understand That Being a Victim Wasn’t My Fault
It Took Years to Understand That Being a Victim Wasn’t My Fault
No one deserves to be drugged against their will
Veronica Wren - Trauma Sucks. Recovery Shouldn't.
Aug 25
The Hummingbirds Are Leaving Again
The Hummingbirds Are Leaving Again
Grief always rises up for me when the seasons change
Jacqueline Dooley
Aug 18
Summer Island Through the Lens of Grief
Summer Island Through the Lens of Grief
A poem
Taryn Jarboe
Aug 25
It’s Lonely Parenting a Child With a Mental Illness
It’s Lonely Parenting a Child With a Mental Illness
We’re adrift in the dark water of grief
Emmaline Swallow
Aug 17
I Supported My Stepfather While He Was Dying and It Changed Me For
I Supported My Stepfather While He Was Dying and It Changed Me For
Love is worth it, even if you lose it one day
Kate Orione
Aug 22
Inked
Inked
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MW🌙
Aug 13
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Your Grief Is Your Own
Your Grief Is Your Own
And you are allowed to feel it.
Dawn D
Aug 28
My Daughter is The Me I Never Got to Be
My Daughter is The Me I Never Got to Be
I get to re-parent myself through my daughter, and that is the most incredible gift.
Abbey Wade
Aug 26
The Next Best Thing to Goodbye
The Next Best Thing to Goodbye
The story of my beloved Granny’s death, and a remarkable phone call that helped with healing
Adam McGibbon
Aug 25
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