Grief Positive
Karen KellyI’m Karen Kelly. I’m a mother, a writer, and someone learning how to live and communicate after the death of my beloved son, Bix. Afterward, I didn’t collapse. My heart cracked open. It's been a wild ride ever since. Join me.
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I Forgot the Day My Son Died
My heart was racing. I was driving home from the dentist. The appointment had run longer than I expected because they did a little extra work after my cleaning. I had a 1:00 phone call, and I was going to be late. But I also had something e...
I Don’t Mind What Happens
Jiddu Krishnamurti, one of my newest BFFs who’s no longer around, had a famous saying: “I don’t mind what happens.”
This is the core principle of freeing ourselves from clinging to how we think things ought to be instead of accepting and w...
The Most Beautiful Day in New York City
There will be many essays about 9/11 today. They’re probably already out. Everybody has their own memories. As do I.
I was living in downtown Brooklyn in 2001. We didn’t have Bix yet. He was born in 2007, but 9/11 was a catalyst in so many...
The Problem With Getting What You Think You Want
Catastrophic loss teaches us that getting what we think we want can turn out quite differently than we imagined, and in ways that can be challenging or difficult. I wanted a child, and I got what I wanted. An amazingly bright, adorable, fun...
Go Around the Other Way
A few nights ago, I had a dream. I was in a two-story house with my neighbors, and they had a whole second apartment on the second floor that I didn’t know about. I don’t remember much about that part of the dream, except that there seemed...
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Writing through the veil. Deep spiritual teachings and what catastrophic loss taught me about life, survival, and the afterlife following the passing of my son, Bix.
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