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Grieve is a Verb

Meghan Riordan Jarvis

Thinking, writing, teaching, wondering, reflecting on grief

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Dear mom and dad,

I am sorry every day.

Every day I am sorry I cannot call you.

Every day I am sorry I cannot call you to say thank you.

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I’m at an all-inclusive resort with my teenage daughter.

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Cheesecake for breakfast

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