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Month: January 2019

The Fourth Assault
Memoir

The Fourth Assault

I really believed the worst of it was behind me. I would graduate from college in less than two years, … Continue reading The Fourth Assault

Siddhartha
Healing, Memoir, religion

Siddhartha

But depression does not recede with the ministering of kind words from a friend. Joe’s words had been a balm, … Continue reading Siddhartha

Joe
Healing, Memoir

Joe

Looking back, I can’t help but wonder. Why him? Why do we gather, like moths, around the flame of one … Continue reading Joe

When Death Seems Best
Memoir

When Death Seems Best

After losing god, my community, and my reputation, I now also faced the prospect of losing my family. To leave … Continue reading When Death Seems Best

The End of Faith
Memoir

The End of Faith

Faith, the people who have it will tell you, can get you through anything. And that is so. But the … Continue reading The End of Faith

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