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Grief

A letter to my brother, ten years later
Siblings are the forgotten mourners.
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Jenna Park
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The complexities of grief
Dispatches from the art studio (aka my couch), the symbolism of peonies, and examining the complexities of my grief for my father.
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Jenna Park
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Saying goodbye through a pandemic window
Recounting the last days with my father. How do you reconcile the holidays when it's also the anniversary of a passing?
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Jenna Park
45
On the aftermath of suicide
A personal account of survivor's guilt on an anniversary
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Jenna Park
31
I'm going back to Korea! Forty years later...
Travels with my mom, pt. 1. In which I'm an emotional mess as I prepare to leave my family for a trip.
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Jenna Park
23
The last conversation with my father
The chronicles of learning a language that was never my first. Oh, and that damn Duolingo owl.
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Jenna Park
19
The year of possibilities
And a year of internal questioning. Plus, scrubbing pots is a great way to process your feelings.
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Jenna Park
8
The melancholy of Christmas
When the holiday season isn't always so joyful for some.
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Jenna Park
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