To Leah
I Am Sorry I Was Afraid to Visit
I told myself I would visit when you felt better. The truth is that I was afraid. I did not know what to say. I did not want to see the illness change you. I kept waiting f...
Read gently. Behind every letter is a real person and a real story.
To Leah
I told myself I would visit when you felt better. The truth is that I was afraid. I did not know what to say. I did not want to see the illness change you. I kept waiting f...
To My brother
Your game controller is still in the drawer at Mom's house. No one uses it. No one moves it. It has become one of those objects the whole family silently agrees not to touc...
To Dad
I thought there would be more time. I still have one question I keep asking in my head, and nobody else would know the answer.
To Grandpa
Nobody sits in your chair at family gatherings. We never made a rule about it. We just know.
To Mom
I tell you things while I drive because that is when the missing gets loud. I know nobody is answering. I still leave space for you anyway.