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Essays, opinions, and poetry about grief, loss, and sad things.
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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
Stephen King From the Depths of Dementia
Stephen King From the Depths of Dementia
My mother sent me his collection before she died
Leila Johnson
Aug 12
The Hummingbirds Are Leaving Again
The Hummingbirds Are Leaving Again
Grief always rises up for me when the seasons change
Jacqueline Dooley
Aug 18
My Entire Family is Aging, And I’m Not Ready For This Part to End
My Entire Family is Aging, And I’m Not Ready For This Part to End
When they ask me to swim with them, I swim
Christopher Robin
Aug 5
Learning To Accept Your Overdose
Learning To Accept Your Overdose
Guilt and grief go hand-in-hand
Kera Hollow
Aug 4
Inked
Inked
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MW
Aug 13
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When The Door To Reconciliation Closes
When The Door To Reconciliation Closes
I'm holding onto the good times, Dad
Britteney
Aug 12
Breaking Up with a Parent Isn’t Always a Clean Break
Breaking Up with a Parent Isn’t Always a Clean Break
And my insubordinate, itchy intuition
Abbey Wade
Aug 4
What is it About Music that Plucks the Strings of Grief so Furiously?
What is it About Music that Plucks the Strings of Grief so Furiously?
Three times in the past few weeks I have found myself in tears. Three times! And each time, it was music tapping the wells of sorrow.
Gary Angel
Jul 30
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