I Found Plain Truth Very Interesting.

When You [lose Someone], It Feels Like The Hole In Your Gum When A Tooth Falls Out. You Can Chew, You Can Eat, You Have Plenty Of Other Teeth, But Your Tongue Keeps Going Back To That Empty Place, Where All Nerves Are Still A Little Raw

You Can Believe Something Really Hard,' Faith Says, 'and Still Be Wrong.

If It Is Possible To Die Of Grief Then Why On Earth Can't Someone Be Healed By Happiness?

Maybe The Reason I've Never Died In This Story Is That I've Never Had Something Worth Dying For Before.

Grief Is A Curious Thing, When It Happens Unexpectedly. It Is A Band-aid Being Ripped Away, Taking The Top Layer Off A Family. And The Underbelly Of A Household Is Never Pretty, Ours No Exception.