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Tag Archives: loss
Insides and Outsides
I’d always been round. A chubby child. Pleasantly plump. Pink cheeks on fair skin. Dark, dark, wavy hair. A cherubic babe from a Renaissance painting born to a later era. I felt like a near-miss. Mine is the least reliable memory … Continue reading
Posted in Grief, Loss, Memoir, Suicide
Tagged alienation, anger, grief, healing, loss, pamela hester king
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Something Beautiful
Vicki carried the orchid to work one morning and set it on my desk. A white phalaenopsis nearly two feet tall in a beautiful cachepot nestled in a florist’s white gift box. Spanish moss covered the redwood planting bark. Three willowy bloom … Continue reading
Posted in Back to Life, Grief, Loss, Memoir, Suicide
Tagged grief, healing, loss, pamela hester king, power of beauty
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The Fine Print
This is what you need to know about this blog. Sometimes there will be journal entries. And sometimes there will be reflections, observations or stories about a point in time after my husband’s death. Occasionally you’ll find a combination or … Continue reading
Posted in Grief, Loss, Memoir, Support
Tagged creative thinking, crisis, executive coach, grief, loss, pamela hester king, support
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