In an excerpt from the Modern Loss book, stylist Stacy London tells us how to repurpose and reinterpret the fashion and furniture your loved ones left behind.
Giving Birth at the Age Mom Died by Anna Whiston-Donaldson I had my children young, keeping in mind that my own mother died 46. Now I’m 46, missing my mother, grieving my 12-year-old son, and also happily, unexpectedly pregnant.
‘Smad’ and Other Words Born of Grief by Fernanda Santos In the year since my husband died, there have been many lessons — and a few new vocabulary words.
A Year of Grief, 15 Seconds at a Time by Ryan Langer After my dad's murder, Instagram served as both my grief counselor and a surprising professional outlet.
He’s Dead, But He’s No Saint by Robyn Woodman My husband cheated on me again and again — but people give him a pass because he died in a tragic Thanksgiving Day scuba accident.
Are You My Papi? by Mathew Rodriguez As a young man, I lost my father to AIDS-related illness. Now I search for echoes of him in the men I choose to love.