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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Whiskey and Truth Bombs
Talking about Kingston keeps him alive, allowing me to say, “He mattered, he still matters.” That night at the bar, simply sharing his stories with two strangers lightened the weight, reminding me that saying his name is like a lifeline through grief.
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Tis the Season: Merry Grief and Happy Hollow-Days
Without Kingston’s light, this holiday season feels empty and unbearable. His joy and brightness once made everything shine, but now, as we face our first Christmas without him, I’m left clinging to his memory, trying to find even a glimmer of joy in his absence.
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An Open Door: New Beginnings
Part 1 The days leading up to moving into that apartment were a blur of chaos and exhaustion. I had
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Held Hostage by Protocol
I remember the exact moment the surgeon walked into the room, their face an expressionless mask, hiding behind a veil
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The Eulogy: September 8, 2024
The Eulogy That Came to Me Two weeks before Kingston’s celebration of life, I typed up an eight-page eulogy. I
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Living With Intention
The Power of Intention: Creating My Ownh Path Life has a way of throwing us into the storm when we
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The Space Between Us: Where Are You
Part One I was lying in bed, staring at the TV, but not really watching. The flickering images cast a
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