I remember the day after my Mom passed on. It was beautiful and sunny. People were walking around laughing and having so much fun. I thought: "How is this possible." Losing some people is like having the world change. Sorry Yasmine.
I started crying uncontrollably and could not figure out why. I had to leave work, head home, & take a sleeping pill. Then I realized it has been nine years today since the world lost Tiffany’s light. It’s so true that the body keeps the score. Feeling broken today. Send gold.pic.twitter.com/2eVvZhIQ6G
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Exactly how I felt. Like what is wrong w you all? The world is over and you continue on like nothing has happened. I even felt betrayed by the sun for continuing to rise as if it was just another day. This poem sums up grief almost too well
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i just started reading your book today and got to the part about tiffany. it was so well-written and a beautiful homage to your friend who helped chip away the concrete! love you!
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love you too, thank you for reading it xxx
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Yes it does keep score. Coming up on dates, I start to feel off but not until it gets close do I realize why. I don't know who Tiffany is but I am sorry for your loss. Be gentle & kind with yourself. You're in my thoughts.
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I write about her in my book. She was my best friend...but that description is not enough
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Deepest sympathies for the loss of a dear friend but sending gratitude for casting light in an area in which there’s been too much darkness for too long.pic.twitter.com/JwrKzSzssx
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Sending you gold and love and letting you know you matter to so many of us. You are magic! Not everything that is broken is damaged. You are light.
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Gold here. Sending you all my love and support.
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