In Loving Memory: Notes on the Woman I’ve Become
In loving memory of my grandmother, my first best friend and the person with whom I always felt home, Mae Audrey Taylor
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Notes From an Everyday Superhero in Hospital Scrubs
Please know you were not alone, you are not alone. We are here with you.
What I Learned on the Other Side of Divorce
I’ve faced the fear of others’ judgement, misunderstanding and disapproval. The sun still rose the next morning.
For The Lives Lost to COVID-19
I find comfort in knowing that they are all still here with me, helping to guide the way.
For Those Who Have Lost a Father
Happy Father’s Day to those who have lost a dad. The depth of our sadness mirrors the depth of our love.
When the Whole World Grieves as One Community
Someday, we will safely gather, mourn, grieve and remember alongside each other, hand in hand.
Why You Should Acknowledge and Process Grief
Grief demands to be heard and felt. Attempts to numb it only delay the inevitable grieving process.
What to Say When a Child Loses a Loved One
Children, like adults, need their pain and grief to be validated instead of minimized.
What I Learned From a Decade of Grief
Time passes, and grief shifts. More than heal, you acclimate.
How Losing the Love of My Life Changed Me to Love Better
It changed who I was, watching the man I considered infallible deteriorate before my eyes.
Grieving Well When You Can’t Relate
Part of what makes us valuable to each other is the diversity of our experiences.
Why Talking About Death Should Be a Natural Part of Life
What would happen if we actively, healthily, lived in the truth of its occurrence?
