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Why saying your child died never gets easier

It has been six years since my daughter died and I still cannot say the words 'my daughter died' out loud without my voice breaking.

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More people experience this than they realize.

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Language fails to contain the magnitude of loss, making every articulation a fresh confrontation with impossibility.

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