The Ambiguous Grief Prescription

A Free Literary Prescription

For the loss that has no funeral

A five-page prescription for grieving somebody who is still here: a parent lost to dementia, a family who stopped speaking, a marriage that ended without anybody dying.

  • +My own account of learning that what I was carrying had a name, and who gave it to me.
  • +Five books about dementia, addiction, estrangement and the losses that come without a death.
  • +Seven quotes worth keeping, and a poem printed in full.
  • +Four questions to sit with, with room on the page to write your answers.
  • +Five pages, made to be printed and kept.

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