A Therapist Says Goodbye

by Pat Blumenthal

We are not ‘friends’ with those we treat. But many of our patients make a very deep and lasting impression on us.

Is There Sex After Death?

by Colin Campbell

Burying your two children shrivels your dick up like a motherf*cker, but my wife and I found our way back to each other.

I Came Out to Family While Planning My Mother's Funeral

by Saeed Jones

Reeling in brand-new grief, I felt more like my true self than ever before.

Survivor Gilt

by Stacy London

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.

From My Inbox, a Grim Reminder

by Becky A. Benson

The school district emailed to remind me about kindergarten registration. The thing is, my younger daughter died two years ago.

Grief Bacon: Breastfeeding Through My Grief

by Jesse Anna Bornemann and Rebecca Soffer

After Dad died, my body felt numb, but my breasts soldiered on.

The Griefmobile

by Sarah Kravits

No matter how intense my feelings, my car always comes to the rescue, with available music, clean tissues, and much-needed privacy.