The Long Goodbye
Ricky WangSon of a Chinese immigrant mother living with Alzheimer’s. Writing about memory, caregiving, culture, and the quiet moments of losing someone while they’re still here.
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Borrowed Stories
Niagara Falls - Late 1990s
My mom and I were on a walk around the neighborhood near my parents’ house. I was telling her about Michael’s PhD program. She nodded along, and then she started telling me about her brother. About how hard schoo...
A Good Eldest Son
Mom and Dad Montreal - October 2017
Natasa slipped away from the table before any of us noticed, walked up to the register, and quietly handed over her card. No announcement, no negotiation. She just wanted this one to be on her.
The woma...
Soggy Dumplings
Michael and I - 1990s
The dumplings were always cold by lunch. I was seven or eight, sitting at the long table at Star Camp, unzipping my lunchbox to find the crispy bottoms gone soft since seven that morning. Around me, kids unwrapped san...
Growing Up Between Two Worlds
Wang Family - Shanghai - August 1998
Growing up in Concord, Massachusetts, our family did things a little differently.
Concord was a predominantly white town with few Asian families. But inside our house, the world looked different. Chine...
We Found the Right Person. They Said No.
Mom and Dad - 1980s
I found Lee through Care.com.
My new job offered it as a benefit, so I spent an afternoon scrolling through caregiver profiles, filtering for Mandarin speakers who could service my parents’ area. Most didn’t respond. L...
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Son of a Chinese immigrant mother living with Alzheimer’s. Writing about memory, caregiving, culture, and the quiet moments of losing someone while they’re still here.
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