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I felt nothing but numbness at my dad’s death – but then I read the book he gave me on my wedding day
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I felt nothing but numbness at my dad’s death – but then I read the book he gave me on my wedding day
Dylan Thomas’s Under Milk Wood reminded me of my dad’s decency and mischief. I laughed as I cried, and realised there’s no right way to go through the grieving process
I expected to break. But I felt nothing. I did not cry, nor struggle to sleep. I seldom thought of him. I felt only guilt about how little I felt. Ours was a complex relationship. As a teen, I often resented my dad, occasionally despised him. I expecte…
14 Nov, 12:00
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