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At a small Chicago clinic, an Alaska nurse called about my daughter and said, “Your son-in-law hasn’t been here.” I booked the first flight north without crying, and by dawn, his Bahamas honeymoon was no longer the worst thing I’d found. – News

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confuse accountability with persecution.

I never took pleasure in it, exactly.

But I did not look away from it either.

I moved to Juneau six months after Emily died.

But I did not move all at once.

Grief almost never works in large, cinematic motions. It works in drawers. In mugs. In phone chargers left in wall outlets and a favorite sweater still hooked continue reading …

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