PinnedInGrief Book ClubbyJenny Harrington·Feb 14, 2024Pasta NightA friend says, “Imagine you’re at the grocery store, and when you come back to your car, someone you love and lost is waiting for you…A response icon12A response icon12
PinnedInHuman PartsbyJenny Harrington·Nov 10, 2023A Wintering Wasp Nest of GriefIn grief, every date on the calendar is the same: empty and coldA response icon27A response icon27
PinnedInHuman PartsbyJenny Harrington·May 26, 2022How to Write a Eulogy for a 10-Year-OldWriting a eulogy is an act of loving someone a lot and letting them go a littleA response icon10A response icon10
PinnedInHuman PartsbyJenny Harrington·Mar 9, 2019Three Magical Phrases to Comfort a Dying PersonWe will all face painful moments sitting next to dying people. What can we say?A response icon586A response icon586
PinnedJenny Harrington·Apr 27, 2019I Tried To Give My Dying 8-Year-Old Son A ‘Good’ Death. Here’s How.When we learned there was nothing more we could do to give our son a good life, we pivoted, poured our hearts into giving him a good death.A response icon3A response icon3
InHuman PartsbyJenny Harrington·Sep 12, 2024Gray RootsI never thought I’d ever feel joy againA response icon16A response icon16
Jenny Harrington·Sep 4, 2023Tundra Untouched by CancerThis was us, stuck on a bus in Denali National Park eight years ago. The steep, winding Polychrome Mountain road had washed out. We waited…
Jenny Harrington·Apr 2, 2022April Fool’sIt’s what’s on the inside that countsA response icon1A response icon1
Jenny Harrington·Dec 3, 2021Care To Kill CancerI read The Design Legacy of Covid? It’s All Around You and got to thinking about the fingerprints past crises have left on my life. Think…