Go in Peace
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content warning: death. sickness. pain. loss.
Go in Peace content warning: death. sickness. pain. loss. note: In keeping with Korean convention, I use the collective "our" rather than the individual "my". The sentiments expressed here are, nonetheless, entirely mine. (1) Our grandfather, Man-Hyong Yoo, died about a week ago, two months after his eightieth birthday. He had been diagnosed with colon cancer, which, since March, had progressed rapidly from Stage II to Stage IV. On August 11th, he was admitted to surgery. His post-operative condition was nominal at first, but degenerated over the next day. When his kidneys failed and he was no
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