Never ending grief

Never ending grief

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Life through grief feels unsustainable, especially when you're grieving someone who's still alive. All nami knows is grief, whether it being her mother passing away in a tragic car crash when she was 13, or her father who sits at the end of the hall in his office at all hours of the day. Nami has always been alone, she's learned to love it when it doesn't eat her up inside. It's hard to gravitate through mental health problems, nonetheless make them go away, but we can try to make it easier.
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