Terrible, Thanks for Asking – Kari (Part 2): Sloan
Part two is here. Mom’s death, Aaron’s experience + death, our battle with COVID, and life…
by Kari Harbath September 28, 2021
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Grief
by Kari Harbath September 28, 2021
For you: friends & resources in grief and life’s multitudes
Mom died. I’m thirty. I don’t have many friends with dead moms…Also, it’s MY dead mom:…
by Kari Harbath September 22, 2021
Terrible, Thanks for Asking – Kari (Part 1): Aaron
I’m going to keep this one short, because I just want you to listen to the…
by Kari Harbath September 21, 2021
There’s no such thing as good grief, Charlie Brown.
When I saw there is a “National Grief Awareness Day” I LOL’ED. What do we say?…
by Kari Harbath August 30, 2021
Small, Incessant Grief
As cliché as it is: grief really comes in waves. Big, medium, and small. But it’s…
by Kari Harbath June 24, 2021
Aaron’s deathiversary: quickly approaching & this is where I’m at
A year ago I had no idea. No idea what my life would look like in…
by Kari Harbath May 24, 2021
Nobody can take your growth away (dark spaces & reasons to live)
As I’ve gone in to full-on-open book mode and have been sharing some of our personal…
by Kari Harbath March 27, 2021
Finding your voice after living as a cause (a note to sad people)
“I can’t imagine.” “You and your daughter are so sweet and precious.” “I hope you find…
by Kari Harbath March 16, 2021
A love letter to myself + those writing their own after loss
This Valentine’s Day I’m going to write about the hardest person to love: myself. …EW, GROSS,…
by Kari Harbath February 14, 2021
6 things to avoid saying to suicide survivors
This post is a tougher one to share. Why? Because I know this is just my…
by Kari Harbath January 26, 2021