Those dear women looked at each other for a moment, and simultaneously burst out laughing. They giggled as though this were the funniest joke they had ever heard.
Category: You
As Told By Priya
For a person who epitomized life itself, it was a setback to be ravaged by cancer. A woman who was on her toes for most part of her day, it was upsetting to be confined to a bed. And, a lady who liked to dress up, losing her crowning glory to treatment was a massive blow.
As Told By Anonymous #4
My grief didn’t turn me into a superhero. But seeing these people using their grief for good does inspire me.
As Told By Over Soil
Who has an immunity to loss? Is the loss of one person, a vaccine for the next passing?
As Told By Cheryl
Time to prepare for his funeral/memorial service. Time to get his financial affairs in order. And even time to give in to anticipatory grief.
As Told By Stella Raven #2
Today, for me Christmas is about having less, giving to others and indulging in things that bring comfort and joy.
As Told By Kenny
This year we won’t be doing that with you. Your Joy is still there, but your life moved on.
As Told By Kindled
I never would have guessed it.
Until you confessed it – how deep it grew.
In the things you contemplated
When we kids moved out.
As Told By Christopher
I got to thinking about that and realised the poem with the experience is about enigma.
As Told By Stella Raven
I can’t help but wonder: does my memory serve me? Or, have you have been gone so long that I can barely find the memory?