Some Days are Shit
I'm a freelance writer exploring grief, loss, loneliness, and finding support in strangers.
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Mimosas & Migrations - How do you honor the death of a loved one?
April 1st was the 2nd anniversary of my little brother’s death, and for the past few months, I’ve spent a lot of time thinking about how to honor it.
For the 1st anniversary last year, I did nothing. Actually, I got off an exhausting 24-h...
Notes on Grief by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie
Though death and grief are not new to me, I only just started reading books on grief earlier this year. Some friends who are living with grief have found comfort in them, and I thought I might too. Given that I’m writing a book on grief, lo...
Why I still have my Christmas tree up on St. Patrick's Day - Grief, Tradition, and Comfort
Today is St. Patrick’s Day and I still have my Christmas tree up. I took the picture above 5 minutes ago. Seriously.
My family was always a “real” Christmas tree family, and for many years, my mother even had two real trees installed. Her...
Grieving on my birthday - how a stranger made me feel held, loved, and special
Friday was my birthday. And, for the first time in a decade, I went and did something fun.
Since my mother’s health began to significantly deteriorate 7 years ago, much of my life revolved around caregiving. I moved back to Milwaukee for...
While I'm still grieving my mom's death, a lawnmower ran over her grave
Last week, I flew back to New York from an amazing 11-day trip to California (pic above). It was a mixture of business and pleasure, as was the particular day I’m going to tell you about.
I woke up in Santa Cruz, and received an email from...
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