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All of the emotions.

Losing someone you love is overwhelming.

Losing a sibling is weird and lonely. I get it.

Who is Andrew?

I was 12 when my 7-year-old brother, Andrew, unexpectedly passed away. My parents were trying to figure out what had just happened and how to physically live after the death of their youngest child. I didn’t know how to process all of the emotions while getting used to life without my brother. My parents received the bulk of the condolences and still do, even now.

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As I've grown (and the internet became a thing), I've looked for resources to help me understand sibling loss further. I couldn't find much for sibling loss and what I did find, was written by a doctor. They hadn't lost a sibling and had no idea what this was like. No one was sharing their story of sibling grief.

 

I wanted to help people, just like me, begin to process all of the emotions, feel connected to others who can relate, and understand a little more of the grieving process.

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I'm preparing all of the different tools to help guide your path. In the meantime, sign-up to be notified when there is more to see, and tell me your story. I want to hear it. Here is my story.

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Andrew and I, 1990
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