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Eyes
When I started this blog, I told myself I would write once a week. It is immensely therapeutic and it forces me to do something I enjoy, which is write. I missed two weeks in a row. Well, that’s not … Continue reading
Posted in Dealing with the details
Tagged grief, Loss of child, parents, ptsd, trauma
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Benefits
The proper protocol at work after losing a child is to notify HR within 30 days and remove them from your health insurance policy. A few months after Jay died, I went on my company’s intranet and looked up how … Continue reading
Posted in Dealing with the details
Tagged Acceptance, grief, health benefits, Loss of child, the paperwork of grief
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A Trip
I just got back from a business trip. I used to like these things. The subject manner is usually mind-numbing, but I love my coworkers and it used to be a chance for me to get out of the day … Continue reading
Posted in Having a Baby After Losing a Child, Rabbit Hole
Tagged fear of death, grief, Loss of child, ptsd, trauma
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Class Photo
This is my daughter’s 3rd year at the preschool she attends. It’s a lovely school. One of the things they do each year is ask that everyone submit a family photo to be displayed prominently in the classroom. It’s one … Continue reading
Posted in Raising Your Living Children, Remembrance
Tagged Acceptance, grief, Loss of child
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Shoes
A few months ago I had to take my daughter into the pediatrician’s office for her 5 year shots. The doctor did a regular examination as well and I happened to remember a mole my daughter has between her toes … Continue reading
Proof of What?
I sat in my therapist’s office several weeks ago talking about how so many parents of deceased children seem so sure that they will be reunited with their child in the afterlife. The belief is so prevalent in these circles … Continue reading
This morning I got on the elevator at work. A coworker I don’t know very well came in after me. She’s in another department and I really don’t know who does and doesn’t know about my situation, so I tend … Continue reading
How are you??
I am constantly asked how I’m doing. How am I doing? I usually say “Fine”, “I’m here”, or my new one: I just ignore the fact that they’ve asked and I say, “How are you?” That one’s easiest. Here’s how … Continue reading