(Content warning: death, sibling loss.) I do this math because it is a reminder of space and time in the after, a reminder how far I’ve come in a place where I didn’t know how I’d survive. It’s proof that I’m still here, living and breathing.
I knew Andrew—he was incredibly kind and so smart. I'm truly sorry you're carrying this loss, Ashley. I can’t imagine how hard it’s been, but your words are powerful, and I’m grateful you’re sharing them.
Beautiful, gut wrenching, sad ,and so much love. We share an admiration forthe same author, Joan Didion , and I saw her in this piece, Ashley. It is such a tribute to Andrew ,but also a real testimony of love one can have for their sibling. You honor, Andrew , but it’s also a cleansing for you. It’s a new year, Ash, and you will continue to write brilliant pieces and cleanse your brain just a little bit more. As always……I am so proud of you❤️
I miss my friend. I’m grateful I have this connection to you and your story (and his). Sometimes I avoid your stories and other times I eagerly click on them as fast as I can. I wonder what he would think of my life now as a hospice nurse? I think he and I both would laugh about how fitting it is. Thank you for sharing.
I understand.
I knew Andrew—he was incredibly kind and so smart. I'm truly sorry you're carrying this loss, Ashley. I can’t imagine how hard it’s been, but your words are powerful, and I’m grateful you’re sharing them.
Thank you! It means a lot to me that you shared this.
Beautiful, gut wrenching, sad ,and so much love. We share an admiration forthe same author, Joan Didion , and I saw her in this piece, Ashley. It is such a tribute to Andrew ,but also a real testimony of love one can have for their sibling. You honor, Andrew , but it’s also a cleansing for you. It’s a new year, Ash, and you will continue to write brilliant pieces and cleanse your brain just a little bit more. As always……I am so proud of you❤️
Thank you so much. Your words are much appreciated, as always. ❤️
I miss my friend. I’m grateful I have this connection to you and your story (and his). Sometimes I avoid your stories and other times I eagerly click on them as fast as I can. I wonder what he would think of my life now as a hospice nurse? I think he and I both would laugh about how fitting it is. Thank you for sharing.
https://danielsstory.org/