Death and Texas
Emily Pendreyreflections on loss and grief from a pediatric hospice social worker navigating abortion laws, inadequate healthcare systems and ableism in Texas.
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CHEERS TO THREE YEARS
Three years ago today, I sent out my very first Death and Texas post.
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writer, social worker, professional abyss-gazer/ austin, tx
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