After illness · $9 · 4-5 minutes

For the slow goodbye
you kept showing up for.

The long illness goodbye is its own kind of grief — months of carrying, deciding, second-guessing. The relief is real. So is everything else.

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We let Hazel go yesterday. The vet was kind. The room was small. She was 13, and she had been declining for nine months, and we had been telling ourselves "we'll know when it's time" for the last six of those months. We did know. We had known for a few weeks. That is not failure on our part. That is what love looks like at the end. What I want to remember is not the last nine months. What I want to remember is the first thirteen years.

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