The silence after loss is deafening. You cling to what remains — the urn on the shelf, the sweater on the chair, the last voicemail you can’t bear to delete. It feels like a lifeline and a wound at once. Is this devotion or denial? Healing or hiding? The line between comfort and captivity blurs until your spir… Continues…
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