The Transmission
The last few weeks of Kingston’s life were suspended in a kind of muted, surreal time—days that blurred at the […]
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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Monday Morning Massacre: Grief, Chaos, and One Sticky Victim
Grief doesn’t play by any rules—it sneaks in, even when you think you’re managing fine. One small moment, like a peanut butter-and-jelly sandwich gone wrong, can unravel everything, but Kingston’s quiet reminders are always there, guiding me to be kind to myself in the mess.
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A Glass Pear: Heavy with Meaning
I think back to the day Zuma told me we were keeping it. The glass pear had been sitting there
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The Space Between Us: Love Reunited
Part Two And yet, despite all of that—my insomnia, the anxiety, the grief clogging up every corner of my mind—there
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An Open Door: What Darkness Knew
Part 2 I hadn’t heard the man enter the apartment or the door close behind him yet there he was.
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Love Interrupted: The Highway of Hope
Part Two The sound of the double doors creaking open snapped me back to attention. I saw the paramedics wheeling
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End Goal
When people ask me what my end goal is with sharing these stories, the simplest answer is this: I want
Now What?
Grief isn’t a checklist. It isn’t a timeline, and it’s certainly not something anyone else gets to dictate. Losing a