Oh, Sebastian. I'm so sorry to read this, and grateful to you for writing it. It strikes me that "facing the real and brutal fact of unexpected loss" leads to such a blankness that the details of what happened are like a foothold, offering some (temporary, false) stability.
Oh, Sebastian. I'm so sorry to read this, and grateful to you for writing it. It strikes me that "facing the real and brutal fact of unexpected loss" leads to such a blankness that the details of what happened are like a foothold, offering some (temporary, false) stability.