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No Sad Faces

Lee Reeves

My Substack touches on themes of family trauma, addiction, redemption, medical triumphs and failures, death and grief.

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Latest Issues

It's Not Fair

It’s not fair. You complain to your parents, and they say, “Life isn’t fair,” as if that fixes things.

In 2012, a neurosurgeon diagnosed my niece, the artist Jennifer Wynne Reeves, with an aggressive malignant brain tumor. She died eightee...

2 months ago
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You Look Good

“You look good,” I told my niece as she appeared in the hospital lobby after radiation for brain cancer. She stared at me as if to say, so what.

“You look good.” People used to tell my daughter, who had a chronic invisible illness, almost...

7 months ago
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A Summer Night in Gastown

When the unexpected happens, something that rocks our sense of who we are—we remember.

In the early seventies, taking a detour from our cross-country trip to the Bay Area, my sister and I stopped in Vancouver, a breezy, up-and-coming town...

9 months ago
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Tender Even When Distracted

You did the best you could you tell yourself when a pang of remorse sneaks up on you, a moment you wish you could undo. You tell yourself you were a good mother—except for the times you weren’t—the harsh words said in haste, your preoccupie...

10 months ago
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When Great Trees Fall

I’m watching trees fall, six majestic ponderosas, no doubt planted around 1958 when this house was born. They’ve survived the drought until this year when the bark beetles bore through their outer shell to the inner bark where they gorged o...

a year ago
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