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Not Broken, But Changed
I once thought healing meant leaving pain behind—that with enough time, the weight of loss, heartbreak, or disappointment would lift, and...
Aimee
Feb 211 min read
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Life Before Loss, Life After Loss
There’s a moment that divides life into two parts—before loss and after loss. It’s not something you notice when you’re in the “before.”...
Aimee
Feb 102 min read
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Conversations with the Sky: The Things I Still Tell My Parents
Some days, I catch myself reaching for my phone, ready to call my mom, before reality settles in. Other days, I instinctively think, Dad...
Aimee
Feb 32 min read
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When the World Moves On
Grief has a way of stopping time. When you lose someone you love, the world as you know it changes in an instant. Suddenly, nothing feels...
Aimee
Jan 252 min read
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The Things We Leave Behind
Loss has a peculiar way of shifting our perception of the ordinary. What once seemed like just a sweater, a recipe scribbled on a scrap...
Aimee
Jan 242 min read
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One Year Without my Dad
It’s hard to believe it’s been a year since I lost my dad. A year without his laugh, his wisdom, his gentle presence. A year of missing...
Aimee
Jan 173 min read
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The Day He Died
The day he died, everything changed. The world kept spinning, people went about their lives, but for me, time stood still. The weight of...
Aimee
Jan 163 min read
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When you Lose a Parent
Losing a parent feels like the ground beneath you has cracked open, leaving you standing on shaky, unfamiliar terrain. No matter how old...
Aimee
Jan 142 min read
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The Words Left Unsaid
It’s strange how silence can carry so much weight. After losing someone you love, it’s not just their absence that lingers—it’s the words...
Aimee
Jan 132 min read
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The Day She Died
The day she died, my world shattered. It felt like the ground beneath me gave way, leaving me suspended in an emptiness I couldn’t...
Aimee
Jan 122 min read
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A Letter from your Loved One
If you’re reading this, it means you’re thinking of me. And oh, how I’m thinking of you. I wish I could reach out, touch your hand, and...
Aimee
Jan 102 min read
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When I Visit You in Your Dreams
Some nights, when the world is still and your heart aches for me, I find my way to you. It’s always unexpected, but never unintentional....
Aimee
Jan 92 min read
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If Heaven Had Visiting Hours
If Heaven had visiting hours, I’d be there in a heartbeat. I wouldn’t stop until I found you, waiting for me just as I’ve imagined so...
Aimee
Jan 82 min read
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Parenting Without My Parents
When my kids were young, my parents were my rock. With triplets to care for, the days were long, chaotic, and often overwhelming. But my...
Aimee
Jan 73 min read
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Remember Me: A Gentle Whisper of Love
Remember me when you feel the wind on your face—that’s me, whispering love and encouragement as you move through your day. Remember me...
Aimee
Jan 62 min read
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Grief and Gratitude: Finding Joy in the Memories
Grief and gratitude might seem like opposites. One is heavy, rooted in loss, and filled with longing. The other is light, rooted in...
Aimee
Jan 52 min read
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Permission to Pause
Grief has a way of making us feel like we need to keep moving, keep doing, and keep holding everything together. The world doesn’t stop,...
Aimee
Jan 42 min read
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Messy Spaces, Healing Hearts
Grief is messy. It shows up uninvited, turning life upside down and leaving you to sort through the pieces of a world that no longer...
Aimee
Jan 32 min read
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Choosing You: The First Step to Healing
For so long, you’ve been the glue holding everything and everyone together. You’ve given so much of yourself—to your family, your career,...
Aimee
Jan 22 min read
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For Those Grieving - My Wish for You in 2025
To the one who is grieving, This year, I’m not here to tell you to find joy, move forward, or even heal. Instead, I want to honor exactly...
Aimee
Jan 12 min read
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