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After my daughter died I also spent a long time homeless, living under an overpass in a kind of profound state of zombie grief and loss that some of us encounter along the way.
But do you know how much grief she's going to take in her life for having a little tomboy in her? Zero.
That's what it takes for me to climb through my crippling grief and speak out.
But the time now is to move from mourning and grief to action and transformation.
Thirteen innocent people were killed, leaving their loved ones in a state of grief and trauma.
On top of the constant, perpetual grief I was terrified that I would run into a family member of someone Dylan had killed, or be accosted by the press or by an angry citizen.
In spite of overwhelming grief and terror, I left Westboro in 2012.
They describe the tears that they've shed for my son, and it makes my burden of grief just a little bit lighter knowing that it's shared with a 10-year-old watching a YouTube playthrough, or a doctor playing on his airplane with a smartphone, or a professor introducing Joel to her first-year philosophy students.
Imagine the grief that overcomes your body in that moment, the immobilizing fear.
We've lost our sense of outrage, our anger and our grief about what's going on in our culture right now, what's going on in our country, the atrocities that are being committed in our names around the world.
It's a grief that I rarely speak, though my work calls on the power of voice.
And just as happens in the Nevada desert, though in slightly different temperatures, the people of this community, 65,000 of them, turned out to write their grief, their pain, their hope, their hopes for the future, their love.
I'm just trying to do what I can to make more people comfortable with the uncomfortable, and grief is so uncomfortable.
It's so uncomfortable, especially if it's someone else's grief.
And just as importantly, it helped me realize that my love for Aaron and my grief for Aaron, and my love for Matthew, are not opposing forces.
But grief is kind of one of those things, like, falling in love or having a baby or watching "The Wire" on HBO, where you don't get it until you get it, until you do it.
And once you do it, once it's your love or your baby, once it's your grief and your front row at the funeral, you get it.
It's not fatal, but sometimes grief feels like it could be.
We need each other to remember, to help each other remember, that grief is this multitasking emotion.
And in that grief of thought, I could suddenly see with so much clarity just how profoundly isolated I was and always had been.
They've endured some pain or grief, they get smaller, they get angrier, resentful, they lash out.
And I think I learned a lot about what happiness was by going through such unbelievable grief, just standing on the edge of that abyss and just wanting to jump in.
It's a natural and expected part of our grief.
Nobody wants to hear you cry about the grief inside your bones But my bones said “Tyler Clementi dove into the Hudson River convinced he was entirely alone.”
To elope with this grief who is not your enemy This grief who maybe now is your best friend.
This grief who is your husband, the thing you curl into every night, falling asleep in its arms.
And as we know, 9/11 caused a lot of shock and grief.
I personally experienced the shock and grief because I was in Manhattan when 9/11 happened.
And then there were the invisible, psychological imprints my illness had left behind: the fears of relapse, the unprocessed grief, the demons of PTSD that descended upon me for days, sometimes weeks.
So today, Tahlequah swims on with the J Pod, but her grief still moves me.
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