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Kēphen
When A Parent Dies
Posted on December 24, 2017 by Kēphen
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When A Parent Dies Sometimes we avoid things we don’t want to accept or acknowledge as true, a futile attempt to hold onto the bliss of unknowing. Days after my mom passed away last year, I sat down and wrote about what I was… Continue Reading “When A Parent Dies”
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