I used to play the game Mercy when I was younger.
I made many opponents yell, "Mercy!"
Now it is me yelling for mercy.
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Time does not do the work of grief.
The work of grief takes time.
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I do not know if I've commented on a post from @ImGinnyRobinson before, but if I can't, then I guess she doesn't think I'm relevant. Bye. teapawt.org/ImGinnyRobinson/status…
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I am the guy that even the Grim Reaper crosses the street to avoid.
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It covers friends & family who went silent, the stigma following a suicide death, the toll on marriage, a father's grief in a quiet culture, and a faith that survived by arguing rather than resolving
A father's testimony about stigma, faith that argues with God, the people who left, and what it costs to keep living without pretending the loss resolved.
It does not have a chapter where I explain how I got better, because I did not get better. It is written from year eight, not from the far side of anything.
It covers friends & family who went silent, the stigma following a suicide death, the toll on marriage, a father's grief in a quiet culture, and a faith that survived by arguing rather than resolving
A father's testimony about stigma, faith that argues with God, the people who left, and what it costs to keep living without pretending the loss resolved.
It does not have a chapter where I explain how I got better, because I did not get better. It is written from year eight, not from the far side of anything.
It covers friends & family who went silent, the stigma following a suicide death, the toll on marriage, a father's grief in a quiet culture, and a faith that survived by arguing rather than resolving
A father's testimony about stigma, faith that argues with God, the people who left, and what it costs to keep living without pretending the loss resolved.
It does not have a chapter where I explain how I got better, because I did not get better. It is written from year eight, not from the far side of anything.
It covers friends & family who went silent, the stigma following a suicide death, the toll on marriage, a father's grief in a quiet culture, and a faith that survived by arguing rather than resolving
A father's testimony about stigma, faith that argues with God, the people who left, and what it costs to keep living without pretending the loss resolved.
It does not have a chapter where I explain how I got better, because I did not get better. It is written from year eight, not from the far side of anything.
It covers friends & family who went silent, the stigma following a suicide death, the toll on marriage, a father's grief in a quiet culture, and a faith that survived by arguing rather than resolving

















