Coexistence with grief: a 2 year update
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grief - stronger than love.
2 years, tatuś. For over a year since my father’s passing, my anxiety was my natural alarm clock. I would be jolted awake daily by the beating of my own heart as soon as I had managed to fall asleep. Dreams became my nightmares. As soon as I closed my eyes, I could see bits and pieces of his face— the image of his sunken, sickly eyes and chapped lips made my body tense with fear. I immediately envisioned the hospital rooms where we spent hours waiting for his chemotherapy treatments. Seconds later, my brain would jump to the day of his funeral. Seeing his lifeless body with layers of…
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