I’m an analyst by trade.Data made sense.Systems, patterns, logic—I could track them, explain them, fix them. But losing my only child shattered all of that.There’s no graph for that kind of pain.No formula for how to keep breathing when your entire world ends. And yet, even in that collapse, I did what I always do—I […]
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Grief is a strange beast—messy, unpredictable, and immune to logic. When I lost my son, Ty, I was thrown into a space where nothing made sense. And as someone who’s always found comfort in systems, patterns, and problem-solving, I felt completely unanchored. I used to believe that most things could be figured out if you