After the death of his wife, Max Mueller writes honestly about #grief in @slate.com, finding some solace in my book, The Grieving Brain. "Ohtani suggests, indirectly to be sure, that the inherited structures of grief...can break toward possibility rather than only toward loss and absence."
When My Wife Died, My Life Was Shattered. I Found Comfort and Hope in an Unexpected Place.
While baseball’s greatest player seemed to do the impossible, I was confronting a loss that felt like the end of the world.
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