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Marking Time After Death

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07.15.20

On the 15th of October, around 10:25 a.m., I’ll be observing an anniversary of sorts that only a select group of people can fully comprehend and connect with. And one that only I internalize.

Categories: Prose•Tags: death, widowhood•

First Lessons in Widowhood, or How Shit Gets Real in the First Five Months

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06.04.20

From the time you stop counting the minutes between your spouse’s last breaths of earthly oxygen (I stopped at 7 minutes and 23 seconds before I called my dad to my husband’s hospice bed in the dining room to help me count), shit gets real…real fast.

Categories: Prose•Tags: death, grief, widowhood•

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