The Transmission
The last few weeks of Kingston’s life were suspended in a kind of muted, surreal time—days that blurred at the […]
Always Trust The Signs
It started in September. Two months after Kingston died. I was in my room, lights off, blinds pulled shut, curled
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Broke Broken and Begging For Change: One Mother’s Plea
The Deadly Cost of Childhood Cancer: The Numbers Will Kill You If you think childhood cancer ends when a child
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Quantum Entanglement: When Moving On Isn’t an Option
You know when someone pops into your head for no reason—and before you can even finish the thought, they text
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Okay Buddy, I Love You, But Also—WTF
Dear ******, I am freaking the fuck out. He heard it. He. The one person I assumed—no, counted on—never hearing
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Unworthy No More: Breaking the Cycle of Self-Sabotage
🔊 Disclaimer: I don’t remember recording this. Not a single word. It started with a plan, unraveled into chaos, and
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Anxiety’s Monologue: Everything Hurts and I’m Dying
Sunday afternoon, the physical symptoms of grief hit me like the flu mixed with. My stomach clenches, a slow and
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Love, Resilience & Community – As Featured in the Daily Breeze
Kingston’s story of love and resilience is one of unbreakable bonds—a journey that has touched the hearts of many and
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Empathy Fails: He’s in a Better Place
Hey, my fellow floaters! Welcome back to The Afterwords, the podcast where we tackle the intricate dance of life, loss,
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It’s Not About You (But If It Is, You’ll Know)
Let me tell you a little something about how I process life—how I survive big emotions like grief, anxiety, anger,
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