Rae I’m so proud of you and Nathan for being so brave and loving little Henry with all your heart. I still pray for little Henry and picture him with my dad. They’re sitting in a rocking chair and little Henry is smiling. I love you and Nathan and wish you peace. Love Auntie Heidi
Raegan I am sorry for your loss of your beloved son. Your article touched me and made me want to cry for you. I lost a daughter at five days. It has been forty years since she died. Your article brought the feelings back up in me. I really liked how you wrote about the experience in such a matter of fact real world way. Thank you for sharing this. May God bless your family.
Your love for Henry is heartfelt. Our health care can be a cold and sterile experience and a deeply warm experience one as well. Your words deeply capture both. Sending you continued healing and much love.
Thank you. This is beautiful. I wonder if you're aware of the piece published recently by Dario Amodei, CEO of Anthropic, with the same title. I wasn't aware of the source of that title. If I'm reading your story correctly, you've included the poem as an ironic element. I'm afraid Mr. Amodei reads it as a description of utopia. https://darioamodei.com/machines-of-loving-grace#basic-assumptions-and-framework
Rae I’m so proud of you and Nathan for being so brave and loving little Henry with all your heart. I still pray for little Henry and picture him with my dad. They’re sitting in a rocking chair and little Henry is smiling. I love you and Nathan and wish you peace. Love Auntie Heidi
This is profoundly moving. Thank you for writing it, and for choosing to publish it. It is helpful - and beautiful.
Raegan I am sorry for your loss of your beloved son. Your article touched me and made me want to cry for you. I lost a daughter at five days. It has been forty years since she died. Your article brought the feelings back up in me. I really liked how you wrote about the experience in such a matter of fact real world way. Thank you for sharing this. May God bless your family.
“Boo, Forever", also by Richard Brautigan
Spinning like a ghost
on the bottom of a
top,
I'm haunted by all
the space that I
will live without
you.
Rea,
Your love for Henry is heartfelt. Our health care can be a cold and sterile experience and a deeply warm experience one as well. Your words deeply capture both. Sending you continued healing and much love.
Jules
What an incredible, moving piece of writing. Thank you for writing it. Love you, Rae.
Thank you. This is beautiful. I wonder if you're aware of the piece published recently by Dario Amodei, CEO of Anthropic, with the same title. I wasn't aware of the source of that title. If I'm reading your story correctly, you've included the poem as an ironic element. I'm afraid Mr. Amodei reads it as a description of utopia. https://darioamodei.com/machines-of-loving-grace#basic-assumptions-and-framework
Raegan this was so beautiful, thank you for sharing, the two of you are courageous beyond words, I pray for you and your family everyday ❤️❤️❤️
I like to think
(right now, please!)
of a locked utility closet
crowded with blazing hot servers
where that college dean
hunches over a tiny desk
and a robot voice teaches them
all the things they don't know.
I am sorry for your loss. Thank you for sharing.
I will carry this piece and your story with me, sending so much love to you Raegan 💌
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