Super(un)natural

There’s no wine or weed or whiskey that can transmute the ache No way to mask or hold it Nowhere … More

Box

It’s what I do with shadows avoid the sneak attack of grief duck, dodge, and swing but it always finds … More

Drained

Phone rings at work How may I help I answer He has cancer She says Sinking in I begin counting … More

Paradox

I died I want to die I am dying but I live and I want to because you once did … More

A Choice, A Loss, A Love

Stay here I whisper to myself as the trigger tingle before the migraine of grief grows and nothing wanted more … More

To The Ones That Stay: How To Support Grieving Parents

Because grief is so varied and personal, there is no “normal” or “right” way to grieve, except to feel your way through it. This means people actively trying to move through and express their pain show it in a wide variety of ways outside of the behaviors people are used to seeing. We aren’t “Fine” and everyone knows it.