I finally slept with my best friend, just before he died—and I started to fall apart after he was gone. Then a conversation with his ghost—and a perilous trek through the woods—changed everything.
Wow, what a story! I was riveted from start to finish. Poor Jeff, I'm so sorry. You are magnificent! This story will stay with me for days. Thanks, Elizabeth 🤍
I’m also working on a memoir about someone deeply special that I lost years ago. Though he doesn’t appear as a ghost in my physical realm, we connect through my dreams. Your essay reminded me that it's okay to find meaning in those “conversations” that can only occur between two people who shared an everlasting, authentic love.
Thank you for sharing this, Marsha, and I'm sorry for your loss. I agree, we don't need anyone outside of ourselves to understand or confirm or explain these connections. We know the truth of what we experience. When I feel Jeff with me, he's with me. That's all.
Narratively said that I could read this piece paywall free…but it wase’t true.
I lost someone special recently. Thought I could find something in your words that I could connect with. I cannot afford subscriptions. And I do understand how it works and why. But they said yours was free….
Hi Leslie, thank you for being here! I totally understand not having the money for subscriptions. I hope you'll come back when it's opened up again later this week—and I'd love to see you in the live Q&A if you're able to make it. And I'm so sorry for your loss. My thoughts are with you and I hope you'll be able to read the piece.
Hi Leslie, I'm sorry for your loss, first of all. And you're right, this piece was paywall free for several weeks, but a paywall was put on it in time. We actually plan to open it up again later this week ahead of a live Q&A we'll be doing with the author, but if you'd like to read it sooner or have any additional questions, feel free to email me directly: jsposato@narratively.com. Happy to help, thanks!
From a fellow Brooklynite sorry for your loss thank you for a great story it helped me!
Thank you, and I'm glad it helped you!
Stunning essay!
Wow, what a story! I was riveted from start to finish. Poor Jeff, I'm so sorry. You are magnificent! This story will stay with me for days. Thanks, Elizabeth 🤍
Love to see this love! ❤️
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Thank you so much! I'm so glad it resonated with you. Means a lot to hear this, I really appreciate you telling me!
You’re so welcome, Elizabeth :)
I’m also working on a memoir about someone deeply special that I lost years ago. Though he doesn’t appear as a ghost in my physical realm, we connect through my dreams. Your essay reminded me that it's okay to find meaning in those “conversations” that can only occur between two people who shared an everlasting, authentic love.
Thank you for sharing this, Marsha, and I'm sorry for your loss. I agree, we don't need anyone outside of ourselves to understand or confirm or explain these connections. We know the truth of what we experience. When I feel Jeff with me, he's with me. That's all.
Narratively said that I could read this piece paywall free…but it wase’t true.
I lost someone special recently. Thought I could find something in your words that I could connect with. I cannot afford subscriptions. And I do understand how it works and why. But they said yours was free….
Hi Leslie, thank you for being here! I totally understand not having the money for subscriptions. I hope you'll come back when it's opened up again later this week—and I'd love to see you in the live Q&A if you're able to make it. And I'm so sorry for your loss. My thoughts are with you and I hope you'll be able to read the piece.
Hi Leslie, I'm sorry for your loss, first of all. And you're right, this piece was paywall free for several weeks, but a paywall was put on it in time. We actually plan to open it up again later this week ahead of a live Q&A we'll be doing with the author, but if you'd like to read it sooner or have any additional questions, feel free to email me directly: jsposato@narratively.com. Happy to help, thanks!
Major same!!
Thx for this. So moving and authentic. Please finish your memoir about Jeff. I can hardly wait to read it.