
Dismantling - mutual imperfection inside genuine love
The day after my dad passed, we drove to the funeral home in the town where he lived.
Excavating what was, growing into what's next. Literary essays on grief, reinvention, and aging without apology —from a neurodivergent woman on the Delaware coast.
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The day after my dad passed, we drove to the funeral home in the town where he lived.

I walked into a now empty house that was my dad's home right up until the day before his accident, which eventually claimed his life.