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We Never Said It

We Never Said It

And I Wish I Had
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Agnes
A Letter To Etta

A Letter To Etta

Observing grief after a month without my infant daughter
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Matthew R. Manning
What My Grandmother Left Behind

What My Grandmother Left Behind

How grief changed everything — and why I’m grateful for it.
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Patatamus Synonymus
The Mean Girl In My Head

The Mean Girl In My Head

Can’t live with her, can’t live without her.
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Candice Lynne Fox
We’ll Always Have Stockholm

We’ll Always Have Stockholm

Coming to Terms with Childhood Trauma
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CK Brestman
Quiet Aches That Happen in Your Thirties

Quiet Aches That Happen in Your Thirties

Silent, heavy burdens no one admits.
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Paul Dermody
These Are The Days For Tragic Optimism: Part 2

These Are The Days For Tragic Optimism: Part 2

Finding hope to fend off despair
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Mindy Stern
The VA Destroyed My Body — And No One Will Help Me

The VA Destroyed My Body — And No One Will Help Me

How a Routine Surgery Stole My Identity, My Health, and My Future
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David Lee Condrey
LSD, Tibetan Buddhism, and the Cosmic Joke of Being

LSD, Tibetan Buddhism, and the Cosmic Joke of Being

10 years ago, I took my first psychedelic trip — an initiation into the great cosmic joke. It jarred me so thoroughly that I translated…
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Olena Klymenko
Lessons from an Old Man

Lessons from an Old Man

Wisdom from Appalachia
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Jerry Nelson
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