This is devastating moment. I appreciate the vulnerability it takes to share such important and stunning moments like this. - A A McRae - Medium

…d after our dog Wags, and even he wanted to escape. But important work was going on outside the room. My dad lay dead on the floor, and the paramedics and police went through their procedures.

My Dad’s Death and the Chaotic Early Stages of Grief

Leon Macfayden

Jun 30

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This is devastating moment. I appreciate the vulnerability it takes to share such important and stunning moments like this.

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I am a teacher, parent, cookie-baking experimenter, library enthusiast, and all-around bookworm. Twitter and Instagram: @aamcraewrites

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