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Twenty Eight Years
Memoirs of a dead guy
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Death is Like Last Year’s Big Concert
Death is Like Last Year’s Big Concert
The one where you bought the t-shirt and now it’s stuffed in the back of your drawer
Twenty-Eight
Mar 6, 2022
Your Kids Will Remember Your Magic Carpet Rides More Than Your Mistakes
Your Kids Will Remember Your Magic Carpet Rides More Than Your Mistakes
A valuable lesson learned from my nine-year-old daughter
Twenty-Eight
Oct 17, 2021
The Problem With International Overdose Awareness Day
The Problem With International Overdose Awareness Day
It’s that you’re not aware of it until it affects you deeply
Twenty-Eight
Aug 31, 2021
Warning: They Will Show Naked Pics of You at Your Funeral
Warning: They Will Show Naked Pics of You at Your Funeral
They’ll also splash you with holy water
Twenty-Eight
Aug 22, 2021
How Someone Goes From Cutest Little Boy to Suicide Note
How Someone Goes From Cutest Little Boy to Suicide Note
The sunshine just can’t find its way through our shade
Twenty-Eight
Jul 21, 2021
Life Lessons I Didn’t Learn Until I Was Dead
Life Lessons I Didn’t Learn Until I Was Dead
Don’t wait as long as I did to realize these things
Twenty-Eight
Jul 12, 2021
The Torment of Reading a Dead Boy’s Words
The Torment of Reading a Dead Boy’s Words
It’s something every bereaved parent eventually faces
Twenty-Eight
Jul 6, 2021
You Are Exactly the Right Person to Help Someone
You Are Exactly the Right Person to Help Someone
Even if you are deemed as the lowest of society’s low
Twenty-Eight
Jun 23, 2021
My Mother Wants to Live But She’s Not Afraid to Die
My Mother Wants to Live But She’s Not Afraid to Die
Goodbyes hurt most when the story isn’t finished
Twenty-Eight
Jun 9, 2021
Why My 18th Year of Life Was So Valuable
Why My 18th Year of Life Was So Valuable
Life IS short. The cliche exists for a reason
Twenty-Eight
Jun 2, 2021
Grief is a Thousand Pounds of Abstract
Grief is a Thousand Pounds of Abstract
Yet, it’s a real as it comes
Twenty-Eight
May 6, 2021
An Entire Generation is Being Wiped Out by an Invisible Killer
An Entire Generation is Being Wiped Out by an Invisible Killer
9000 opioid stars drifting freely in the sky
Twenty-Eight
Mar 6, 2021
Unfinished, Unopened, Unsent, and Unread
Unfinished, Unopened, Unsent, and Unread
Who will finish your story when you’re not around to do it?
Twenty-Eight
Feb 7, 2021
Why My Mother Never Talks About How I Died
Why My Mother Never Talks About How I Died
The stigma is almost too much for her to bear
Twenty-Eight
Feb 1, 2021
Being a Mama’s Boy is the Smartest Thing I Ever Did
Being a Mama’s Boy is the Smartest Thing I Ever Did
And my mother reluctantly agrees
Twenty-Eight
Jan 19, 2021
How to Haunt Your Loved Ones Properly
How to Haunt Your Loved Ones Properly
I feel so alive since I’ve been dead
Twenty-Eight
Jan 11, 2021
Never Stop Standing Up for Your Kids
Never Stop Standing Up for Your Kids
Even when they make it difficult to do so
Twenty-Eight
Jan 10, 2021
Someone Is Going to Die Without Knowing How You Feel
Someone Is Going to Die Without Knowing How You Feel
And that is a bigger tragedy than death itself
Twenty-Eight
Jan 9, 2021
Words Can’t Describe How Funny I Was After I Died
Words Can’t Describe How Funny I Was After I Died
No really, actual words cannot describe it
Twenty-Eight
Jan 6, 2021
Odd Rituals of Sad People
Odd Rituals of Sad People
Finding catharsis and a little humor in grieving
Twenty-Eight
Jan 2, 2021
My Mother Was Afraid to Leave 2020 Behind
My Mother Was Afraid to Leave 2020 Behind
Because that’s where I last was
Twenty-Eight
Jan 1, 2021
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