Can't Cope: Honest Words for Deep Grief
Liane CooperLyrical memoir and personal essays from a bereaved mother bearing witness to infant loss and grief that doesn’t resolve.
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The Girl I Used to Know
It’s a familiar sentiment that when you lose someone you love, it feels like a part of you was lost with them.
After losing my daughter, I felt like I died too. Then, when I lost her brother, it felt like whatever ashes remained of myself...
The Day My Daughter Died (Part 3)
“It’s too soon, it’s too soon,” I wept.
(A note before you read: This one is particularly difficult. It contains descriptions of traumatic childbirth and the death of my daughter. I have also previously shared part 1 and 2 to this story.)...
To My Daughter
{September 24, 2024}
Jem Jam,
I hope you know how special you are, how unique—how vastly loved.
I woke up to 34 texts from people who were thinking about you today, on your first birthday - and that was only the beginning. You are immens...
Before She Died (Part 2)
What I wouldn’t give to go back to September 2023, sitting in the hospital with fairy lights and hope.
(Find part 1 to this story here)
It was Tuesday, September 5th, when we finally found out our baby was, in fact, a girl -through geneti...
Before She Died (Part 1)
My hospital room was bigger and warmer than I anticipated.
If you kept the overhead lighting off and a couple lamps on, it could actually feel a little cozy.
There was even a Murphy bed for my husband to sleep on. God forbid he have to cu...
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I write about grief, depression and the impossible pain of child loss. Having lost two newborns in two years, I write for them, for myself and for those carrying loss too heavy for tidy answers. Just brutally honest words. Written under a pseudonym.
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